OpusFlow
AI Native🚀 All-in-One ERP for sustainable installers | 🤖 Automate, scale & streamline projects from lead to aftercare
🚀 All-in-One ERP for sustainable installers | 🤖 Automate, scale & streamline projects from lead to aftercare
Published Oct 15, 2026
The vendor maintains a roadmap page, but accessible excerpts did not provide a clear, dated feature roadmap in the captured content. Buyers should request:
No public hard limits were found (e.g., maximum projects/users/API rate limits). Request these during security and architecture reviews.
Across G2, Capterra, and site testimonials, recurring themes include:
Accessible review data is limited and skewed toward positive feedback. The principal negative signal found in public reviews is:
Absence of public low-rated reviews in the reviewed sample does not prove absence of issues; the sample is limited and may be biased toward early advocates.
OpusFlow’s pricing page references case studies such as:
Based on positioning, reviews, and feature set:
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Direct churn narratives were not found in the accessible review snippets. Likely churn drivers (common for vertical ERPs) that buyers should test for include:
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OpusFlow is a vertical, integrated ERP platform designed for sustainable installation companies (e.g., solar PV, heat pumps, EV chargers, air conditioning). It is intended to replace a patchwork of tools (CRM, quoting, planning, projects, inventory, invoicing, documents/forms, and automations) with a single system of record and a workflow automation layer.
Key modules and capabilities promoted by OpusFlow include CRM, customer portal, calculation/quotation tools, planning & scheduling, project management, purchasing & stock, invoicing, documents & forms/checklists, workflow automations, time registration, and industry-specific tools such as PV Designer and a heat pump calculator. The vendor also references “OpusAI” and a battery calculator as newer features introduced in late 2025.