About
Operations software for the real world
OPPERIQ was built for businesses that do not operate from desk chairs — construction crews, security officers, fleet drivers, cleaners and facilities teams.
Why we built it
Field-heavy businesses end up running on a spreadsheet for hours, a messaging group for shift changes, a folder of scanned documents for compliance and an accounting package that learns about all of it weeks later. Nobody chose that stack; it accumulated. The cost shows up as disputed timesheets, expired licences nobody noticed and a payroll run rebuilt by hand every month.
What we build
One multi-tenant platform where attendance, shifts, tasks, tracking, fleet, leave, payroll and finance are modules over the same tenant-scoped data. Access is resolved from a person's role, their designation and a granular permission set, so an HR Director, a Payroll Officer and a site supervisor each see their own version of the system without anyone being handed administrator rights.
How we talk about the product
We publish what the platform does and what it does not do yet. The security page names the controls that are missing, and the Saudi Arabia page names the compliance gaps. It makes for less impressive marketing and much shorter procurement conversations.
- Backend modules in production
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Backend modules in production
- Granular permission codes
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Granular permission codes
- Modelled operational entities
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Modelled operational entities
- Platform for HR, operations and finance
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Platform for HR, operations and finance
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