Your business systems
Commerce, ERP and internal applications manage the orders, invoices and customer records they are responsible for.
Architecture
Connect your systems. Keep clear ownership.
Your ERP, commerce platform and financial providers each have a role. Ormuz connects their work in one process, with shared business data, explicit decisions and a clear place for your teams to intervene.
Your systemsServices & people
CommerceYour orders
ERP & accountingYour invoices
Your applicationsYour business data
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Coordinates the workProcessesDecisionsAgents
Shared business modelPayments
Identity & risk
Credit
Your teams
Who does what
One operation. Clear responsibilities.
Connect the systems you already use around a common business outcome. Each contributes the data or service it is responsible for.
Your providers
Specialist services perform identity checks, assess risk or execute payments, and report their results.
Ormuz
Processes coordinate the work, Decisions apply your policies, and your teams handle approvals and exceptions.
Shared data
Know where each fact comes from — and who can change it.
An invoice, a payment and a collection process describe different parts of the same operation. Ormuz connects them while keeping the origin and responsibility for each fact clear.
Access is explicit too: give each integration and AI activity the data and actions it needs. Keep sensitive information protected and human approval where your policy requires it.
Example · Collect an invoice
- ERP
The invoice is issued
The ERP supplies the invoice number, amount and due date.
- Payment provider
The payment is confirmed
The provider reports the payment it executed.
- Ormuz
The operation continues
The process matches the payment to the invoice, updates the remaining balance and sends any discrepancy to your team.
Change a provider. Keep your business process.
Introduce a different payment provider for a new market, or revise the rules for offering payment terms. Update the relevant integration or Decision while keeping the surrounding business steps. Recorded runs retain the revisions they used.