Oria is the interface
Your team asks for the application, builds it in a session and uses it. One place for the request, the build and the daily work.
Describe how your team actually sells and which systems hold the data. Oria builds the CRM on that: your stages, your figures, your rules, with the permissions of each role.
Stages, the systems that hold the data, what the board should show. A specialist answers.


Every screen on this page is an application built with Oria and running on a company's data. Figures are the ones of that company or of a demo; none of them is a promise about yours.
A CRM bought off the shelf comes with someone else's process. Yours ends up in spreadsheets beside it.
The board shows the figures your management already asks for, computed the way your business computes them, and each person sees what their role allows.
Customers, invoices, products and credit notes from your ERP or accounting system, and the files your sales team keeps.
Your stages, your periods, the exclusions you already apply, who sees which accounts and who approves what.
The CRM opens in your governed workarea. The ERP stays the system of record; the CRM reads it and writes back only through governed actions.
The application complements the systems you already run. It does not ask you to replace the ERP or the CRM: they stay the source of record, and Oria writes back to them only through the governed actions you define.
Oria is the interface for asking, building and using business applications. ARPIA is the operating system underneath: the data, the models, the permissions, the rules, the audit trail and the infrastructure that make the application safe to run.
Your team asks for the application, builds it in a session and uses it. One place for the request, the build and the daily work.
It connects your data and systems, the models, permissions, rules, audit and infrastructure. The application runs on it; your systems stay the source.
Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, open models or your own: assigned by configuration. Change the model and the application keeps working; nothing is rebuilt.
Data, business logic, applications and the record of every action remain under your company's control, in your workarea or your datacenter.
Oria is the application layer of the ARPIA Enterprise AI Operating System. How the operating system works, on arpia.ai →
ARPIA holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 42001, both audited by A-LIGN across the platform Oria runs on. The reports are available on request.
In your workarea, on infrastructure ARPIA runs in the region you choose at signup: LATAM, the United States or the United Kingdom. For a higher bar, the platform deploys inside your datacenter. Your systems stay the source; Oria works on a governed reflection of them.
No. ARPIA runs isolated from the model providers under zero data retention contracts, and each workarea is its own tenant.
What you define. Every person opens the application with their own permissions inside the workarea: the Pro seat that built it shares it, and each seat sees the data its role allows.
Oria builds on the systems you already run and the files you provide: databases, exports, documents, APIs. The application reads live data from them and writes back only through governed actions, with approval where you want it.
Every action, with who ran it, on what data, with which model and at what cost. Oria never writes to your live systems on its own.
Yes, by configuration. The application is built on your data and rules, not on a model, so a new model does not mean a new application.
No. Oria builds on the data you already have. The new CRM can run beside the current tools and replace them only when you decide to.
Yes. The stages, the periods and the exclusions you already use, like lines marked as omitted, are part of what you describe, and the application applies them the same way every time.
What you define. Each person opens the CRM with their own permissions inside the workarea, so a seller sees their accounts and a manager sees the whole board.
Yes. The board exports to CSV, and the data itself stays in your systems and in your workarea.
The application follows the process and the names the team already uses. What changes is where the work happens, not how the team sells.
It is built in a session with Oria. How long that takes depends on your data, your rules and how many systems are involved, so we would rather see your process first than promise a number.
A Pro seat at $50 per user per month to build and share, Basic seats at $15 per user per month to use the application, and a prepaid wallet for the AI that you size and cap. Every new workarea starts with $100 of credit, and nothing is charged until you add billing details. Prices on the home page.
Create a workarea and build it yourself with $100 of credit, or send the form and review the case with the team first.
Pricing: a Pro seat at $50 per user per month, Basic seats at $15, and a prepaid wallet for the AI. Nothing is charged until you add billing details.