Shared
In developmentShared infrastructure, separate organizations.
For a managed starting point. Isolation, backups and transfers have been tested in dedicated environments; multi-organization production delivery is still pending.
ORGANISASIONOS / HOSTING
Three hosting directions to fit your constraints. Plan the choice with your team, including the requirements of each integration.
For a managed starting point. Isolation, backups and transfers have been tested in dedicated environments; multi-organization production delivery is still pending.
For resources and operations tailored to your needs. Capacity, responsibilities and recovery procedures are defined before installation.
For running the platform in your environment. Network requirements, updates and external services must be validated with your team.
The goal is to move your organization while keeping its data and familiar structure. Backups, restores and transfers between machines have been validated in an isolated test environment. Full production portability and recovery after machine loss remain subject to acceptance.
Custom domains are part of the hosting direction. Activation depends on routing, certificates and individual organization acceptance. An unknown customer domain is never automatically routed to another organization.
Some integrations or relays transport data to the services you activate. Scope, permissions and provider terms must be reviewed before activation. “Your data” does not mean all data always stays on your premises.
CONTINUITY / FREEDOM OF CHOICE
OrganisasionOS builds on your existing tools. Telephony, storage, identity and email: evolve your infrastructure at your own pace while keeping a familiar workspace for your teams.
Continuity is a design objective. Each integration and each provider change requires its own validation.
For your organization: a choice of services
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Find contacts and make calls from the same workspace when the system behind it changes.
Core and connectors link the workspace to the services in use. Core applies your organization’s rules; each connector adapts a specific integration.
Telephony interfaces and contracts exist. Replacing one system with another while preserving the complete workflow has not been accepted.
Interface continuity alone does not guarantee continuity of data, permissions or every feature. Preparation, compatibility, migration, testing and rollback remain specific to each transition. No universal compatibility or perfect equivalence between providers is promised.