From: Poland
Location: Wałcz, PL
On Useme since 9 November 2026
About me
KodaSoft is a team of implementation consultants and developers. Drawing on years of rolling out BPM, workflow, document management, ERP and BI systems, we built our own business management platform: Opero.
So we never start from scratch. Login, roles and permissions, forms, approval workflows, change history, notifications and reports work in Opero. You pay only for what is specific to your company: your data, process stages and rules. You get a working system faster and cheaper, and later changes are configuration, not new development.
What we build most often: cost invoice approval (including KSeF), contract, order and request workflows, CRM and registers that live in Excel today, project and task management, client and partner portals, plus reports, dashboards and API integrations.
We show the first working version quickly, on your real examples, not on a mockup.
Does a process in your company run on email or spreadsheets? Message us, we will show it in Opero.
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Contract record: counterparty, term with days left, value, notice period, renewal and risk level. Below it, a form built by configuration. Fictional data from an Opero demo organization.
An invoice downloaded from KSeF lands in Opero with full data, the XML file and a PDF rendering. Advance settlement and payments in one place, with no retyping. KSeF test environment, fictional data.
Contract portfolio figures and a pivot table of contract types by stage, with count and net value. Data straight from the system, no separate BI tool. Fictional data from an Opero demo organization.
A purchase request with a header banner: value against the item budget on a ring, board approval threshold and approval progress. Cost classification and supplier in one place. Fictional data from an Opero demo organization.
A no-code rule: 60 days before a contract ends, the system checks whether it needs a decision, flags it and notifies the owner. Contracts that renew automatically are skipped. Fictional data from an Opero demo organization.