Opeaz

Opeaz provides a dedicated software platform, serving as a digital assistant for the pharmaceutical sector. It offers integrated tools to simplify daily operations and relationship management for pharmacies, pharmaceutical groupings, and laboratories. This platform centralizes complex administrative processes, aiming to enhance efficiency and communication across these varied entities.

Raphael Zeitoun, CEO since January 2019, spearheaded Opeaz to address operational complexities in the pharmaceutical industry. His insight recognized administrative burdens and fragmented systems among pharmacies and related organizations, leading to the development of a unified digital solution.

Opeaz serves pharmacies, pharmaceutical groups, and laboratories seeking to optimize workflows and improve clarity. The company's vision is to empower these healthcare providers with robust digital infrastructure, promoting efficiency and connectivity for enhanced service delivery. Opeaz strives to meet the dynamic needs of the pharmaceutical landscape, ensuring operational excellence for its users.

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• I searched for publicly indexed organizations with the exact name “Opeaz” but did not find matching corporate profiles, press coverage, regulatory filings, or a company website to cite. Because my answers must be grounded in sources, I’m not able to invent founding dates, mission statements, or product details without a verifiable reference.
  - Common near-matches in searches include names like “The Opes Group,” “Operose,” and other firms that differ from “Opeaz”; I can prepare the full structured brief for any of those if one of them is the entity you intended (for example, The Opes Group is a private equity firm and Operose is a financial/advisory firm) [example: The Opes Group site exists and describes a bottoms-up private equity approach; Operose describes boutique investment/family-office services].
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• A link to the company website or a news article about it,
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• A concise high-level overview (mission/investment philosophy/target sectors or product, customers, problem solved, growth momentum) in 1–2 paragraphs.
  - An origin story with founding year, founders and backgrounds, and early traction or pivotal moments.
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  - An analysis of the company’s role in the broader tech/market landscape (trends, timing, market forces).
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