Platform

The reason it is one system, not seven subscriptions.

VexaOS is the foundation the products are built on: one identity, one organization model, one data layer, and one device registry. Integration is not something you configure — it is the architecture.

The platform

VexaOS

One identity, one organization model, one data layer, one device registry — shared by every product above it.

IdentityOrganizationDataDevices

Workforce

The people who run the business — scheduled, paid, informed and accountable.

Commerce & customer experience

Every order, payment, and customer interaction on one catalog and one record.

The foundation

Six things every product inherits.

Build these once, properly, and every product on top of them starts consistent — and stays that way.

One identity

Every employee and every customer exists once, with one login and one record across every product.

  • Single sign-on for staff across ShyftGrid, Commerce Ops, and Inventory Ops
  • One employee profile — hire once, not five times
  • One customer record shared by kiosk, counter, and online
  • Session and device policies applied platform-wide

One organization model

Locations, departments, roles, and permissions are defined once and respected everywhere.

  • Multi-location and multi-brand hierarchies
  • Role-based permissions that apply to every product
  • Per-location configuration without separate systems
  • Delegated administration for regional and site managers

One data layer

Products, customers, employees, orders, and stock live in one model — no syncing, no drift.

  • A single catalog behind every sales surface
  • Real-time updates propagated to every connected device
  • Cross-product reporting without exports and spreadsheets
  • Historical records retained for audit and analysis

One device registry

Kiosks, boards, and terminals are provisioned, configured, and monitored from one place.

  • Enroll a device, assign it to a location, and it configures itself
  • Remote configuration and content updates
  • Health and connectivity monitoring per device
  • Locked-down kiosk mode with managed recovery

Governed access

Who can see what, who changed what, and when — recorded across the whole platform.

  • Granular permissions down to the action level
  • Audit trails on schedules, pricing, refunds, and stock adjustments
  • Encrypted data in transit and at rest
  • Access reviews and offboarding in one step

Open at the edges

VexaOS is the system of record, not a walled garden. Your existing tools stay connected.

  • Payroll and accounting exports
  • Payment processor integration
  • Supplier and vendor data import
  • API access for custom integrations
VexaOS settings, split into platform settings that exist once and product settings shown only for products the organization holds.
Platform settings exist once, regardless of which products you hold. Product settings appear only for what you own.
Control center

One place your operators actually work.

The VexaOS control center is where the organization is configured and where the business is run — every product, every location, one browser tab.

Open app.vexaos.io

Locations & organization

Sites, regions, brands, and the roles attached to each.

People

Employees, permissions, onboarding, and offboarding in one place.

Catalog

Products, services, modifiers, and pricing published to every surface.

Devices

Every kiosk and board, its location, its configuration, and its health.

Reporting

Labor, revenue, and cost of goods on one timeline.

Audit

Who changed a price, approved an override, or adjusted stock — and when.

The VexaOS location switcher showing an organization with three locations and an all-locations rollup.
One organization, many locations — every product respects the same hierarchy.
The VexaOS device registry listing a fleet of six paired boards across two locations, five online, each assigned a different mode.
The device registry — every board, where it is, what it runs, and when it was last seen. Change a mode and it reaches the device in seconds.
The difference

Shared internals beat good integrations.

An integration is a promise between two systems. A shared data layer removes the need for the promise.

Integrated tools

VexaOS

Nightly syncs between systems

One record, read live by every product

A connector that breaks on a vendor update

Shared internals, versioned together

Two customer databases you reconcile by email address

One customer, created once

Separate permission models per tool

One role that means the same thing everywhere

Bring us your architecture questions.

Multi-location rollups, permission models, device fleets, data migration — the technical walkthrough goes as deep as you need.