Built for business-critical operations, from day one.

That undersells it a little: multiple companies with $30 million+ in annual revenue have depended on OpsStream to run busy, business-critical operations, including high-volume make-to-order manufacturing, order lifecycle management, and high-traffic public web site back ends.

Beyond orchestrating people and securely managing data, OpsStream has controlled computerized manufacturing machinery, sent and received voice calls and SMS messages, hosted and consumed web services, and integrated with ERP systems to do things like triggering high-volume inventory backflush transactions from barcode scans, with the bill of materials generated dynamically by OpsStream from a user-administered engineering configurator.

In other words, the software has been running, and has been heavily used, every business hour since our first live pilot in 2007. OpsStream has been actively developed in manufacturing and other industries for many years. It isn't a new startup experimenting with your operations for the first time.

The platform is also used in regulated fields such as healthcare, where the same process engine that sequences a manufacturing order can just as easily manage a patient case or a structured intake form. It can ingest data from outside sources too, whether that means AI-assisted processing of documents you provide or structured input entered directly by users or other systems through an API. Either way, the result is data your company owns and controls, not information trapped inside someone else's platform.

We now offer full-service lean and process-improvement support alongside the platform: consulting, planning, project management, implementation, and ongoing monitoring and continuous improvement. OpsStream can get your business lean. Fast.

The best way to learn more is to talk with us directly. We're happy to walk through specifics and give you an online demonstration tailored to your situation.