One record.Every department.
Most organizations don't run on one system. They run on seven — each with its own database, its own login, and its own version of the same person. Orgfa is one platform for all of them.
Change a title, a department, a bank account or an end date once — and every department is looking at the change, not at a copy of it.
Departments that normally buy separate software, sharing one set of records.
People
Contracts, org structure, leave, attendance and recruitment.
Payroll
Pay runs, statutory deductions, payslips and end-of-service.
Finance
Invoicing, ledgers, cost centers and approvals.
Customers
Accounts, pipeline, quotes and the contracts behind them.
Legal
Agreements, signatures, renewals and obligations with dates.
Health
Occupational records, clearances and medical case files.
Property
Assets, custody, leases and maintenance history.
One record
A person, a contract or a customer exists once. Every module references it rather than copying it.
Decisions we made early, because they cannot be retrofitted later.
Separated by the database itself
Every customer's data lives in its own schema, with row-level security enforced in PostgreSQL — not by an application filter someone might forget to write.
Your brand, not a logo slot
Your domain, your identity, your terms of service, end to end. Nothing on the screen says Orgfa unless you want it to.
Eleven, including right-to-left
Arabic runs right-to-left across the interface, documents, reports and workflows. Translated by people, not flipped by a stylesheet.
Web and mobile, one rulebook
The same roles and permissions apply on both. A change to who can see what takes effect everywhere at once.
We're building it now. Come see it before it ships.
Tell us which departments you run and where the reconciliation hurts most — early access opens by module, and that's how we decide the order.