The access model
Each company's data kept apart in the database, and the roles, the permission set and the isolation checks shown on request.
Company
The company behind Riopex
Riopex builds the platform and runs it for groups whose companies pay many providers.
Ownership
Who owns Riopex
Riopex is owned by Antitropy, LLC.
- Write to
- hello@riopex.com, for every enquiry
- A pilot
- The request form, which asks for the shape of the group
- Who replies
- A person reads every message and replies within one working day.
Where the product is
Taking its first pilots.
The platform runs today on sample data. A pilot starts with three invoices from one company, in whatever form the provider sent them.
What the platform does
How we work
Six habits, kept in writing
The hard part, said first
Onboarding a group takes months of careful work. We say so in the first meeting.
Measured on your documents
How accurately Riopex reads a provider's invoices is measured in the pilot, on the group's own documents.
What you already run
Your invoices as the provider sent them; your monitoring system over a read-level key.
An instance of its own
Each pilot and each demonstration runs on an instance of its own, so one group's data is never shown to another.
Where the data sits
The database and file storage location is set for each group's instance and agreed with the group.
Only the reply
The only mail that follows a request is the reply: no mailing list, no marketing you did not ask for.
Documents
What a vendor review asks for
Subprocessors
The platform's providers, each with what it may process, and notice before a new one does.
Data processing
Available before a pilot: the group is the controller, Riopex the processor.
Privacy notice
What this website keeps when you write to us, and how to have it deleted.
Start with three invoices
The shape of the group and three invoices from one company are enough for a first answer.
Request a pilot