Orafila Documentation Book a demo

13 documents and the user manual

Customer documentation

Complete documentation of Orafila, the platform with built-in artificial intelligence for companies that sell, install and support software: what it does, how it is installed, configured and managed, and what to know before adopting it.

The documents

Each document can be read on its own. The user manual collects the step-by-step procedures that are also inside the app, behind the “Help with this page” button.

  1. 1 Overview What it is, who it is for, the problems it solves, principles, what it does not do. For whom: Owners, management
  2. 2 Features Every module with its rules, with screenshots. For whom: Management, department heads
  3. 3 Roles and permissions The 23 permissions, the 7 default roles, the visibility rules. For whom: Administrators
  4. 4 Artificial intelligence AI features, providers and agents, costs and budget, data sent, how to turn it off. For whom: Management, privacy, IT
  5. 5 Security and privacy Technical measures, backups, data processed, GDPR roles, sub-processors. For whom: Privacy, DPO, IT
  6. 6 Requirements and architecture Browser, server, network, components, technologies. For whom: IT
  7. 7 Installation Delivery options, step-by-step installation, external database, configuration. For whom: IT
  8. 8 Getting started From the first sign-in to the first working day, with checklists. For whom: Company administrators
  9. 9 Operations and maintenance Checks, updates, backup and restore, incidents, user support. For whom: IT, platform operator
  10. 10 Integrations IMAP/SMTP mail, HTTP gateway, Fatture in Cloud, AI, CSV, PDF. For whom: IT
  11. 11 Specifics and limitations Intended rules, Italian specifics, current limitations, planned developments. For whom: Everyone, before choosing
  12. 12 Frequently asked questions Short answers to the most common questions. For whom: Everyone
  13. 13 Glossary The terms used in the application, with the Italian equivalent. For whom: Everyone

The screenshots show the made-up data of a sample company.