Introduction
Orchestrator is the platform command center of the Sharpnr ecosystem — provision, configure, monitor, and control every Sharp app and service from one dashboard.
What is Orchestrator?
Orchestrator is the administration application for the Sharp platform and the heart of the Organization Control Layer (Layer 2) in the Sharpnr architecture. Every Sharp application — from Sharp-Hospitality to Sharp-Accounting to Cables — is provisioned and managed through Orchestrator.
It provides a unified interface for platform administrators to monitor, control, configure, and orchestrate every Sharp service from a single dashboard, while giving stakeholders a view of the whole organization.
What can you do with Orchestrator?
| Capability | Description |
|---|---|
| Platform Administration | One dashboard to administer the entire Sharpnr ecosystem |
| App Provisioning | Enable or disable Sharp applications per company |
| Service Control | Start, stop, and restart Sharp services |
| Organization Management | Manage companies, branches, and legal entities from one place |
| Health & Monitoring | Service health, status, logs, diagnostics, and resource usage |
| Workflows & Automation | Orchestrate workflows across all connected services |
| Access & Security | Role-based administrative access, user sessions, and audit logs |
Why Orchestrator?
Sharpnr is not a single product — it is a modular ecosystem of connected applications. Organizations enable only the apps they need, and every app works both independently and as part of the unified platform. That flexibility needs a control plane:
- One place to manage everything — instead of configuring each app separately, administrators control the whole ecosystem from Orchestrator.
- Per-company control — in multi-company organizations, each company can run a different set of apps. A hotel company can run Sharp-Hospitality while a sister clinic runs Lifco, all under one organization.
- Stakeholder visibility — owners and stakeholders get a whole-organization view without needing to log into each individual app.
- Enterprise-grade governance — every administrative action is captured in audit logs, and administrative access itself is role-based.
Explore Orchestrator
Getting Started
Create your organization and open Orchestrator for the first time
Organization Management
Companies, branches, and multi-legal-entity setup
App Management
Enable, disable, and control Sharp applications and services
Monitoring
Service health, logs, diagnostics, resource usage, and alerts
Configuration
Platform configuration, workflows, automation, and integrations
Access & Security
Administrative roles, user sessions, and audit logs