Developer Platform

Status: Planned

Developer Platform

OPTEROM connects verifiable business identity and signed business actions to software that companies already use.

An accounting application, procurement system, company website or AI agent can consume focused OPTEROM capabilities without replacing its own interface.

Integration capabilities

• Business identity: resolve a legal entity and inspect the source of company information.
• Sender verification: verify a particular signed business message and the representative authority behind it.
• Evidence and provenance: distinguish registry observations, company-authored claims and third-party assertions.
• Business actions: exchange attributable requests, quotations, orders and responses using authorized company scopes.
• Agent access: use source-attributed business context and company-approved action permissions.

Reusable business evidence and governed collaboration

External developers can design supplier onboarding rooms, evidence-sharing workflows and independent agent research on top of the same concepts. A governed workspace distinguishes permissions to read, contribute, review, share and publish.

The evidence model preserves each issuer’s identity and exact signed claim, while scoped queries and portable packages allow independent applications to reuse permitted information.

Where to start

1. Getting Started — identify the verification decision your application needs.
2. Verification Model — inputs, evidence and possible outcomes.
3. Permissions and Consent — establish who is allowed to perform an action.
4. Core Concepts — shared business identity, evidence and transaction terminology.
5. Capability Status — maturity of each network interface.

A third-party app needs an application integration and the appropriate business permissions; participation is not defined by whether it uses an OPTEROM-branded website.