
OrqueIO, presented by Code Once, will be at Tech For Retail 2026 on November 30 and December 1, 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles (Paris, France), alongside the companies shaping the future of retail and retail technology.
Meet the Code Once team and discover OrqueIO at stand N74, Hall 7.2.
Tech For Retail 2026: a key event
Tech For Retail is one of Europe’s major events dedicated to technology and innovation in retail. It brings together retailers, brands, technology providers and startups, with leaders from groups such as Carrefour, L’Oréal, Adeo and LEGO on the programme.
E-commerce, omnichannel, supply chain, artificial intelligence, customer engagement: the topics covered all have one thing in common. They rely on systems that need to work together. This is exactly where OrqueIO brings value.
Why orchestration is becoming essential in retail
A single customer journey often spans e-commerce, payment, inventory, logistics and customer service. Each of these systems may already be automated: the real challenge is coordinating the complete process across all of them.
Without that coordination, handovers stay manual, visibility is limited and it becomes hard to know where a process has failed. Process orchestration addresses this by connecting those steps within one end-to-end workflow.
OrqueIO: an orchestration layer for your existing systems
OrqueIO is an open-source process orchestration platform. It lets organizations model their business processes in BPMN, execute them and monitor them from end to end.
Acting as an orchestration layer above existing applications, OrqueIO helps retailers:
- coordinate processes across existing systems;
- gain visibility over the status of their operations;
- evolve workflows without replacing the applications already in place.
From automation to end-to-end orchestration
Automation improves isolated tasks. Orchestration goes further: with OrqueIO, a retailer can coordinate the different steps of a single process across multiple applications, teams and services. An order process, for example, can chain:
- Customer order
- Payment validation
- Inventory check
- Warehouse preparation
- Shipping
- Customer notification
- Delivery
- Returns or after-sales service
Each step runs in the right order, and both business and IT teams know at any time where each order stands.
Retail use cases
Order management
Coordinate order processing across e-commerce, payment, inventory, fulfillment and logistics.
Inventory workflows
Automate stock checks, replenishment, stock updates and exception handling.
Supply chain
Orchestrate exchanges between suppliers, warehouses, carriers and internal applications.
Customer service
Connect customer requests with CRM, order data and operational teams.
Returns and refunds
Handle eligibility, logistics, stock updates, refunds and customer communication.
Back-office
Automate approval workflows, administrative processes and supplier management.
Omnichannel
Coordinate workflows across stores, e-commerce, mobile apps and customer service.
BPMN: a shared language between business and IT
BPMN provides a shared visual representation of processes. Business teams understand how the workflow operates, while IT teams can connect each step to the relevant applications, APIs and services. With OrqueIO, these models are not just diagrams: they become executable workflows.
- visualize processes;
- identify bottlenecks;
- evolve workflows more easily.
An open, easy-to-integrate platform
OrqueIO is distributed under the Apache License 2.0 and designed to integrate with existing enterprise environments. It supports BPMN, DMN, REST APIs, External Tasks, Spring and Quarkus integration, as well as SSO.
Meet OrqueIO at stand N74
Come and meet us at stand N74 to discuss your retail challenges and discover how OrqueIO can help connect your systems, orchestrate your processes and improve visibility over your operations.
Tech For Retail 2026, November 30 and December 1, 2026, Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, Hall 7.2, Paris, France.
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