1.0
Shared context across your work.
Projects, quality records, documents and people work share a connected workspace. A useful handoff can carry the relevant records, owners and next steps with it.
Start with the relationships your team needs to follow. The platform overview and customer-launch story show how that context supports the next action.
2.0
Controls close to the work.
Review, audit-history and electronic-signature workflows sit alongside the records your team uses. The aim is to make the supporting evidence part of everyday work.
The controls that apply depend on the workflow, configuration and intended use. Review the record and approval controls and validation support with your team.
3.0
A foundation your team can understand.
Azora uses PostgreSQL for its application data. The architecture brief explains the platform and its access boundaries.
Data access, exports and operational responsibilities depend on your deployment and permissions. Bring those requirements into the evaluation so the agreed setup fits your team.
4.0
Hosting that fits your responsibilities.
Azora offers a hosted service and a self-hosting option through an enterprise services agreement. Self-hosting uses the application codebase and includes the materials agreed for the contracted release.
Discuss infrastructure, updates, backups, access and support responsibilities before choosing your deployment. The reliability overview gives you a starting point for that conversation.
5.0
One commercial plan, connected capabilities.
The commercial plan brings the available solutions together, so a team can consider connected workflows as its needs grow.
The pricing page separates current beta access, the future plan and optional services. Preview capabilities have their own stated scope and availability.
6.0
Clear scope for a useful evaluation.
Product pages should explain what a workflow does and give you a way to inspect it. The changelog separates shipped work from planned capabilities.
Use a focused walkthrough to check the requirements that matter to you, including permissions, configuration and the evidence you need.
7.0
Understand the commercial scope.
Team size, storage, records and required services belong in the pricing discussion. Implementation and support services are considered separately from the product plan.
Review the current commercial terms and plan outline with us so the proposed scope is clear before your team makes a decision.
8.0
Product evidence you can explore.
This site combines software views, guided stories with sample records and illustrative campaign imagery. They help explain the work and the people involved.
Explore a connected demo story, inspect the read-only product demo, or bring your own workflow to a walkthrough. Sample scenarios are examples, not customer results.