Oviro is installed on your own infrastructure, so your business data stays under your control. Access is assigned by role down to each store and warehouse, every important action leaves a trail, and spending that needs approval reaches the right approvers.

When sales, customer, and receivables data sits on a vendor's shared system, it is hard to know who is accessing it and hard to control where it is stored. Internally, either everyone sees everything or nobody knows who changed what.
With Oviro, data sits on your infrastructure, staff see only what they are assigned, and every important change can be traced: who did it, when, and on which object.
Security is built in from where the data lives, through how permissions are assigned, to how actions are logged and approved.
Dedicated server, private cloud, or hybrid. After installation, the business manages access to its own servers and data.
Permission groups define which actions are allowed in each functional area, and can be further restricted by store or warehouse.
Records who did what, when, and on which object. Filter by staff member, action, record code, and date range.
Revoke all of a user's login sessions when needed, and the action is written to the log.
Each company has its own data and staff; an account belonging to several companies must choose a company at login.
From access rights, external connections, and the AI assistant to payment control and period close.

Everyone can do only what they are assigned, and every action leaves a trail.

Other systems get access only through access points that administrators issue and can revoke.

Staff ask for figures through Claude or ChatGPT using their own Oviro account.

Important payments go through approval, and closed figures cannot be changed silently.
Steps administrators typically take to keep the system tidy and safe.
Choose a dedicated server, private cloud, or hybrid. Data lives where the business decides.
Cashier, warehouse manager, accountant, store manager: each group gets its own set of permissions and store or warehouse scope.
One person can belong to several groups; the summary table shows which permissions each staff member has.
Payments, purchase order cancellations, and other actions go through the right approvers before they are completed.
Check the activity log, revoke login sessions, or lock an API Key when something looks suspicious.
Choose a dedicated server, private cloud, or hybrid. Data lives where the business decides.
Cashier, warehouse manager, accountant, store manager: each group gets its own set of permissions and store or warehouse scope.
One person can belong to several groups; the summary table shows which permissions each staff member has.
Payments, purchase order cancellations, and other actions go through the right approvers before they are completed.
Check the activity log, revoke login sessions, or lock an API Key when something looks suspicious.
Businesses that care most about access rights and action trails.
Store managers see only the orders and stock of the location they run; headquarters sees everything.

Each company's data is kept separate, and staff work in the company they are assigned to.

Payments need approvers, closed periods are locked, and every change leaves a history.

Data sits on your own infrastructure, which gives your business more control when working to meet personal data protection requirements. Access rights, logs, and approvals are built into the product, not add-on tools.
Tell us your preferred infrastructure and internal policies. The Oviro team will advise on a suitable deployment model and permission setup.
