Publish the tools your team builds.
Give dashboards, portals and internal tools a live URL your team can use. Every deployment is saved, so you can return to an earlier version when needed.
Enterprise OS
Deploy internal apps in one command.
Turn the dashboards, portals and tools your team builds into apps people can use every day. Enterprise OS handles hosting, databases and access.
What you get
One platform for your internal apps.
Get a database without the setup.
Enterprise OS creates and connects a database when your app needs one, then handles its maintenance. Your team can focus on what the app does.
Add AI and control its cost.
Access models from OpenAI, Anthropic and others in one place. Set spending limits and track usage.
Deploy through your agent
Your agent built the app. Let it deploy it.
Copy the deployment instructions into your coding agent. It installs Enterprise OS, guides you through sign-in and deploys your app to your workspace.
For a project you are already building.
Build and deploy this app for me using the EOS CLI:
[Describe the app you want to build]
Read and follow the EOS skill at https://enterprise-os.stacksync.ai/skill.md…For seeing the result before bringing your own project.
Deploy the Stacksync Enterprise OS sample app for me.
Read and follow the EOS skill at https://enterprise-os.stacksync.ai/skill.md…- 01 Copy the prompt
- 02 Paste it into your agent
- 03 Approve sign-in
- 04 Open your app
What teams build
The tools your team needs. Built around how you work.
Run the tools your team builds without setting up infrastructure for each one. Three of the things a business like yours already does in a spreadsheet.
Operations
An order exceptions queue
When an order stalls between systems, give the team one place to see what failed, fix it and move on, instead of a shared inbox and a spreadsheet.
Finance
A month-end close tracker
Show what is reconciled and what is still open, built on live figures rather than a spreadsheet that is stale the moment it is sent.
Any team, with AI
An assistant for one daily job
Answer the question your team asks twenty times a day, from your own data, with every request logged and a spending limit on the key.
Access and control
Let teams build. Keep control of access.
Every workspace member can deploy an app. Decide who can use it and who can manage it, with permissions for specific people or groups. Give employees access to the tools they need without permission to change their settings.
Apps are reachable inside your workspace rather than publicly, and Enterprise OS handles authentication, so your team does not build a login system.
Use the app
For the people the tool is for. They open it and work in it, and cannot change how it is configured.
- Open the app
- Work with its data
Manage the app
For the people who own it. They change its settings and decide who else gets in.
- Open the app
- Work with its data
- Change its settings
- Grant access to others
Connected business data
Build tools that use your business data.
Connect your app to the data Stacksync keeps current across your systems. Give teams a shared view of customers, deals or invoices without building a separate integration for every source.
- 01 Your business systems CRM, ERP, databases
- 02 Stacksync keeps data current Real-time, two-way
- 03 Your internal app One source to read from
An app reads the data your syncs already keep current. Deploying it does not connect it to every system on its own.
One account view, drawn from three systems
- Customer details
- Open opportunities
- Invoices
Prefer to deploy yourself?
From your project folder to a live app.
Five commands, run once. Follow them yourself or share them with whoever is building the app.
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Step 01
Install the command-line tool.
$ curl -fsSL https://enterprise-os.stacksync.ai/downloads/install.sh | sh -
Step 02
Sign in to your workspace.
$ eos auth login -
Step 03
Open your app’s folder.
$ cd ~/projects/my-app -
Step 04
Deploy your app.
$ eos deploy
Enterprise OS builds the app and gives you its URL, with workspace access already in place.
Nothing to deploy yet? Start with a sample app.
$ eos project quickstart todo-list deploy FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of apps can we run?
Web-based dashboards, portals and internal tools. Enterprise OS runs the apps your team builds, whether they are written by developers or created with AI coding tools.
Who can deploy an app?
Any workspace member can deploy a new app. Access can then be restricted to specific people or groups.
What does our team still need to manage?
Your team builds and updates the app. Enterprise OS handles hosting, workspace access and database setup and maintenance.
Do we need a GitHub repository?
No. Deploy directly from the app’s folder on your computer, without connecting a repository or pushing code first.
Can we return to an earlier version?
Yes. Every deployment is saved with its settings, so your team can redeploy a previous version.
How does this work with Stacksync’s two-way sync?
Two-way sync keeps data current across your existing systems. Enterprise OS runs the apps your team builds. Connect those apps to your synced data to use both together.
