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Apps

Apps for every job.
Missing one? Build it.

Install the apps you need from the Opser App Store. They share your customers, your team, and your permissions. When one is missing, describe it and your agent builds it.

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From the App Store

Install once. Ready for everyone.

Installed

Helpdesk

Verified

Take support requests from anyone, answer them in one place.

Ask your agent

  • What's still open in Helpdesk?
  • Summarize ticket #16
  • Assign the urgent tickets to me

Agent tools

  • Search tickets
  • Summarize a ticket
  • Save a reply as a draft
  • Update a ticketNeeds approval
  • Merge ticketsNeeds approval

What came with it

  • Access

    In the Support team's sidebar

    You choose who opens it, in Settings → Access

  • Your agents

    Helpdesk tools and a skill

    Search, summarize, and draft replies on their own. Updates ask first.

  • Customers

    Who's asking, on every ticket

    The requester's company, title, and latest deals

  • Your customers

    A support form to share

    Requests with screenshots arrive as tickets

Every app installs for the whole workspace. Access decides who opens it, people and agents alike.

One customer. Every app.

Your apps share one team and one set of customer records, so each knows who it's dealing with.

  • Email knows your customers. Senders already in Customers are marked, and new ones who look like customers get Add to Customers.
  • Support sees the deal. A Helpdesk ticket shows the requester's company, title, and latest deals.
  • Sales and stock stay in step. Replies become deals in Customers, and closing a deal can take the products out of Inventory.

Priya Nair

Head of Operations, Daybreak Logistics

  1. Sales

    Replied to your Q4 campaign

    Handed to Customers as a deal

  2. Email

    Re: Sensor pricing for 40 trucks

    Priya Nair in Customers

  3. Customers

    Daybreak, 40 sensor kits

    Won · $18,400

  4. Inventory

    Reno warehouse

    40 sensor kits taken out of stock

  5. Helpdesk

    #214 Setting up the first trucks

    Shows Daybreak and its latest deals

Each app asks Customers who someone is, with the access of the person looking.

Access per app. Agents included.

Decide who opens each app and what they can change, for people and agents alike.

  • Groups for each team. Make a group like Sales or Support, choose its apps, and add people and shared agents.
  • Full access or view only. Grant a whole app, or only what a role needs, like seeing deals without editing them.
  • Agents get the same rules. A personal agent works with its owner's access. A shared agent has its own, checked against the person asking.
Who gets into which appSettings → Access, in an example setup
Access to Customers, Helpdesk, Finance, and Inventory by group, agent, and person
AccessCustomersHelpdeskFinanceInventory
SalesGroup · 4 membersFull app accessView onlyView onlyView only
SupportGroup · 3 membersView onlyFull app accessNo accessNo access
OperationsGroup · 2 membersView onlyNo accessView onlyFull app access
BookkeeperShared agentView onlyNo accessFull app accessNo access
Maya ChenAdminFull app accessFull app accessFull app accessFull app access
Full app accessView onlyNo access

Missing an app? Describe it.

Your agent builds it into your workspace and shows you a working preview before anyone uses it.

  • A private draft first. It runs on its own database with sample rows. Your records change only when you install.
  • Every change is a version. See what each edit changed and restore any earlier version.
  • Change the apps you have. Ask for a new field, stage, or view in any installed app, Opser's own included.
An investor CRM built by the agent as a private draft with sample data

Build an investor CRM: funds, partners, check size, and stages from intro to committed.

Your agent built a draft with sample data

Fundraising

DraftSample data

Intro

  • Harbor Fund

    $250k

  • Kite Angels

    $100k

Pitched

  • Northgate Ventures

    $500k

Committed

  • Sable Capital

    $1M

Versions

  • Added check size to every cardJust now
  • Board from intro to committed4 min ago
  • Funds, partners, and investors12 min ago

Install Fundraising for the team

Waiting for your OK

Public pages.
Private portals.

Your apps work for customers too: pages they use with no account, and websites and portals your agent builds with their own sign-in.

Browse the apps

A support form

Customers send requests from your branded form and follow every reply on a secure page.

Scheduling links

Guests pick an open slot from your real availability, and the meeting lands on your calendar.

Forms and signatures

Collect answers from anyone with the link. Signers review and sign from their email, no account needed.

Websites and portals

Your agent builds a site with its own visitor sign-in and publishes it to your own domain.

Grow. Run. Talk. Create.

Apps for every part of a young company. Start with what you need today and add the rest as you go.

Grow

Find customers, win them, and get found, in search and on social.

  • Sales
  • Customers
  • Content
  • Analytics
  • Forms

Run

Plan the work, bill for it, and keep the team and the stock in order.

  • Tasks
  • Finance
  • People
  • Purchasing
  • Products
  • Inventory

Talk

Every conversation with your team and your customers, next to the work.

  • Chat
  • Email
  • Meetings
  • Calendar
  • Helpdesk

Create

Write, calculate, present, sign, and keep every file in one place.

  • Documents
  • Spreadsheets
  • Presentations
  • Sign
  • Drive
  • Wiki
Apps on every planInstalled apps. Apps you build count too.
Free
3
Starter
10
Foundation
Unlimited
Accelerate
Unlimited

Installed apps update by themselves, and uninstalling one keeps its data.

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A few more answers.

What founders ask before they pick their first apps.

How many apps can we install?

Free includes 3 installed apps, Starter 10, and Foundation and Accelerate as many as you like. Apps you build count the same way. Installed apps update by themselves unless you've customized them, and uninstalling an app keeps its data.

Do the apps work together, or do we connect them ourselves?

Opser's apps come connected. Email marks senders who are already in Customers, Helpdesk shows a requester's deals, Sales hands replies to Customers as deals, and closing a deal can take the products out of Inventory. Each app keeps its own records and asks the others through declared connections, with the access of the person asking.

Can we control who sees each app?

Yes. In Settings → Access, give each person, shared agent, or permission group full access to an app or only the permissions a role needs, like viewing deals in Customers without editing them. Admins have access to everything, and people without access don't see the app in their sidebar.

What can our agents do in an app?

Every app teaches your agents its tools and a skill for using them, so you can ask in plain words, like "What's still open in Helpdesk?" Agents work with the same permissions as people: a personal agent uses its owner's access, and a shared agent its own. Changes like updating a deal or sending an email wait for your approval.

What if the app we need isn't in the App Store?

Describe it to your agent. It builds the data, screens, permissions, and agent tools as a private draft, runs it on sample data, and installs it next to your other apps when you approve. Ask for changes to any installed app the same way, Opser's own included.

Can our customers use these apps?

Yes, through public pages that need no account: Helpdesk's support form, Calendar's scheduling links, public forms, and signing pages. For more, your agent builds a website or a customer portal with its own visitor sign-in and publishes it to your own domain.

Start with the apps you need.

Install your first apps from the App Store, and ask your agent for the one you're missing.

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