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Integrate Existing Business Software

Status: Planned

OPTEROM is intended to be useful even if the business never opens an OPTEROM website.

An accounting platform, procurement application or industry-specific service might need an answer to a narrow question: Is this the correct legal entity? Who signed this statement? May we treat this order as authorized? What changed since the last verification?

That developer should be able to use a well-defined OPTEROM capability instead of adopting another user interface.

Application OPTEROM capability it could consume
Procurement platform Verify sender and recipient company identities; check authorized quotations and orders
Accounting/ERP Identify the legal company behind a document and inspect the evidence of an accepted business action
Industry directory Display source-backed company information and clearly separate company-declared content
Company website/CMS Provide a verifiable origin for a company-authorized product or public statement
AI agent Retrieve machine-readable company facts and evidence with explicit provenance and permitted action scopes
Supply-chain application Attach identifiable business issuers and signed event provenance to a supplier or logistics record

Participation should not require a special installation

Section titled “Participation should not require a special installation”

The preferred developer entry point is a documented network API and independently verifiable signed evidence, not a requirement to run network nodes, replace databases or buy a cryptocurrency.

For externally committed business actions, the software must still establish appropriate company authority and consent. An API token issued to a software developer does not automatically authorize that developer to place orders for other companies.

The first proposed developer proof is an external app verifying a signed business message and source-backed company identity without a first-party OPTEROM UI.

Read Developer Integration, Verification Guide and Availability.