Sales Reps
- Browse the catalog with customer-specific pricing offline
- See only the customers assigned to you
- Capture orders with a live estimated total, then submit when back online
- Review your recent orders and call routes
Oplix Go · iPhone, iPad, and Android
Your field team keeps working when the signal doesn't.
Oplix Go is the companion app for Oplix. It keeps an encrypted copy of exactly the data the signed-in role is allowed to see on the device, so a sales rep in a basement stockroom, a driver in a dead zone, or a warehouse worker behind a steel wall can keep working — and sync the moment they reconnect.
Oplix Go requires an active Oplix subscription and an account created by your company's administrator. It is not a standalone consumer app and cannot be used without an Oplix organization.
At a glance
- Platforms
- iOS (iPhone, iPad) and Android
- App identifier
- us.oplix.go
- Works offline
- Read and capture, with automatic sync on reconnect
- Data at rest
- Encrypted local database; tokens in Keychain / Keystore
- Who it's for
- Sales reps, warehouse, drivers, managers
- Requires
- An active Oplix subscription
Trouble with the app? Write to admin@oplix.us or see the support page.
How it works
Offline capture, server-authoritative results.
Totals shown offline are estimates. When the device syncs, the server recalculates pricing, tax, and commissions and assigns the real document number — so the field never quietly overrides the rules the office runs on.
- 1
Sign in once, online
The first sign-in and initial sync need a connection. The app pulls the catalog, your customers, and your recent work.
- 2
Work offline
Read what's cached and capture new work with no connection at all. Everything you enter is queued locally.
- 3
Reconnect and sync
Queued work uploads automatically. The server applies your business rules — order numbering, open-period checks, pricing, tax, and commission — and sends back the authoritative record.
- 4
Resolve anything rejected
If the server rejects or conflicts with something, it lands in the Sync inbox instead of disappearing. You decide how to fix it.
By role
One app, four jobs.
Warehouse
- Work the pick and receive queues from the floor
- Claim work so two people don't pick the same order
- Save partial progress and submit when the job is done
Drivers
- Today's stops, in route order, cached before you leave
- COD orders flagged so you collect the right amount
- Mark stops delivered or not delivered as you go
Managers
- A company standing snapshot in your pocket
- Approve or reject field orders, returns, adjustments, and receives
Security and privacy
A phone in a parking lot is not a data breach.
Caching company data on personal and shared devices is the whole point of the app — and the whole risk. Here is how that risk is contained.
Encrypted on device
The local database is encrypted at rest, and the access token lives in the iOS Keychain or Android Keystore — never in plain app storage.
App lock
Optional biometric or device-passcode lock after inactivity, so a borrowed or unlocked phone doesn't expose your customer list.
Only your role's data
Sync rules scope every record by organization and by role. A rep's device never receives the full company customer list or other organizations' data.
Rolling window
Only recent transactional data is cached on the device — not your entire order history.
Remote revoke
An administrator can revoke a lost or stolen device; the app signs out and purges its local database on the next connection.
No silent data loss
If a sync is rejected or conflicts with a server change, it appears in the Sync inbox with a reason and options to edit, retry, discard, or resolve.
What the app collects and how long it keeps it is described in the Privacy Policy. Use of the app is governed by the Oplix Go License Agreement and the Terms of Service.