- What you gain
- Flexible records, direct database control, and workflows that connect cleanly to n8n.
- What you give up
- Smaller app ecosystem and less mature reporting.
Optional infrastructure ownership
Own the systems behind your website.
For teams that need a transfer path, Okroh documents the source, credentials, automations, infrastructure, and operating boundary from the start.
Owned actionGet the ROH ReportEvery move has a gain and a cost
Keep the capability. Change who controls it.
Each option shows the expected gain, ongoing operational work, and current price comparison.
- What you gain
- Team communication on a service whose deployment and retention policy you control.
- What you give up
- Requires administration, upgrades, and more configuration.
- What you gain
- Shared inbox, live chat, and customer history without a per-resolution AI toll.
- What you give up
- Support operations, uptime, and scaling become your responsibility.
- What you gain
- Versionable workflows, direct credentials, and execution on infrastructure assigned to you.
- What you give up
- Requires backups, credential hygiene, and version management.
The software still needs an operator
Ownership still needs an operator.
Backups, credentials, updates, uptime, and incident response still need an owner. Okroh manages them unless the system is transferred.
If another team takes over
The handoff is already documented.
- 01Source
Versioned code and workflow definitions.
- 02Access
Named accounts, credentials, and ownership boundaries.
- 03Operations
Backup, update, and recovery notes.
- 04Transfer
A path for another operator to take over.
The ROH Report
See what to fix first.
Get a practical map of the first workflow to improve and the hours it could return, whether or not Okroh builds the project.
Owned actionGet the ROH Report