Yes. OpusFlow’s advanced data grids support export functions so you can pull the underlying data out when you need it — for an external accountant, a board presentation, or any reporting that happens outside the platform. That said, for most reporting needs the live dashboard removes the need to export at all, since the data is already structured, filterable, and drillable within OpusFlow itself.

Yes. OpusFlow connects with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for calendar and email, external accounting packages via API export, wholesale product catalogues via 2BA, and payment processing via Mollie for automated SEPA billing. It also connects to Zapier for endless possibilities.

More integrations are added regularly and you can check out all possible integrations here. 

Yes. Once a BOM is finalised, OpusFlow converts it into a formal purchase order in a single action, pulling through all line items, SKUs, and quantities automatically. You can select hardware directly from your pre-integrated supplier catalogs with agreed pricing already applied, so there is no manual transcription between the BOM and the PO, and no risk of ordering the wrong quantities or the wrong product.

When a project is confirmed, OpusFlow reserves the required stock against that project automatically, based on the Bill of Materials. The reservation is hard — meaning those items cannot be allocated to another project, eliminating the double-allocation problem that causes install-day shortages. Stock levels across your warehouses, vehicles, and staging locations all update in real time so you always have an accurate picture of what is actually available.

Yes. The heat pump calculator sits inside the same quotation flow as the PV Designer and battery calculator, so your consultant can cover solar design, battery sizing, and heat pump assessment in a single appointment and present a combined proposal with a full renewable energy picture — including a joint ROI calculation — in one branded PDF. No switching between tools, no separate follow-up visits.

Yes. OpusFlow includes a built-in PV designer, energy simulation engine, heatpump and ROI calculator. Your sales consultants can design the system, model a 25-year financial projection, and hand the client a professional proposal all in a single appointment, without waiting for back-office sign-off.

Three-way matching is the process of validating a purchase order against the warehouse goods receipt and the supplier invoice to confirm they all align before payment is approved. OpusFlow handles this automatically, flagging any discrepancies between what was ordered, what arrived, and what the supplier is billing. It removes a significant source of invoice errors and gives your finance team a clean, auditable trail for every purchase.