Get Oviro running in clear steps: process survey, catalog configuration, Excel data import, sales channel connections, and team training before go-live. The system is installed on your own infrastructure, so switching does not mean depending on a shared SaaS.

Switching software worries many businesses: product catalogs, customers, and inventory are scattered across Excel files and a handful of disconnected tools. Without a roadmap, migration easily drags on, and operations are disrupted when the team is not yet familiar with the new system.
With Oviro, migration runs in phases: standardize the catalog, bulk-import data from Excel, run a trial with your staff, and only then go live, with a deployment team at your side.
Every business has its own processes and infrastructure, so scope and roadmap are agreed per project rather than forcing a fixed template.
Clarify how you currently sell, purchase, manage stock, and reconcile, so the right modules and configuration are chosen from the start.
Products, variants, customers, suppliers, warehouse locations, and opening stock each have a dedicated import screen, so nobody types data in line by line.
Link the marketplaces, payment gateways, carriers, and e-invoicing you already use, for seamless operation from day one.
Dedicated server, private cloud, or hybrid. Oviro provides the installation package and controlled version updates.
Staff are trained by role, with user guides for each screen to refer back to after go-live.
From data preparation and system installation to connecting the services your business already uses.

Bulk import screens bring your existing data into the system quickly and consistently.

Set up the shared foundation before importing data so every department uses the same terms.

Link Oviro with the channels and partners your business already works with.

The system runs on your own infrastructure, packaged as independent services that are easy to update.
The duration of each phase depends on scale and complexity, and is agreed per project.
Understand your sales channels, warehouse, purchasing, reconciliation, and existing infrastructure. Agree on scope, the modules needed, and how acceptance works.
Set up stores, warehouses, permission groups, categories, attributes, and pricing policies before bringing in data.
Import products, customers, suppliers, and opening stock. Check the results before finalizing.
Configure each connection, then run real test orders to make sure orders, payments, delivery, and invoices match.
Staff practice by role, run in parallel for a short period, then switch over fully. The deployment team keeps supporting you after go-live.
Understand your sales channels, warehouse, purchasing, reconciliation, and existing infrastructure. Agree on scope, the modules needed, and how acceptance works.
Set up stores, warehouses, permission groups, categories, attributes, and pricing policies before bringing in data.
Import products, customers, suppliers, and opening stock. Check the results before finalizing.
Configure each connection, then run real test orders to make sure orders, payments, delivery, and invoices match.
Staff practice by role, run in parallel for a short period, then switch over fully. The deployment team keeps supporting you after go-live.
Whether you are on Excel or several disconnected tools, the roadmap follows the same steps.
Multiple stores and warehouses need a standardized catalog and per-location permissions before a gradual rollout.

Selling on marketplaces, a website, and in stores, and needing orders and stock in one place.

Need installation on dedicated infrastructure, integration with existing systems, and milestone-based rollout alongside the IT team.

Oviro is installed on your own infrastructure, with bulk data import tools and a deployment team alongside you. Scope, handover milestones, and post-go-live support are agreed per project, to fit the scale and infrastructure of each organization.
Share your scale, infrastructure, and the channels you sell on. The Oviro team will work with you to define the scope and rollout milestones.
