Bridge storefronts, marketplaces and the ERP behind them; generate localised campaign material and move stock before it strands.
Look at the last 90 days of paid acquisition across North America and Europe. Find what is driving the drop in return on ad spend, and tell me what to do about it.
These are exchanges the team published, replayed here. Nothing on this page calls a language model, and nothing claims to.
A prompt library, a node-by-node board, a financial model you can argue with, and the API as it is actually documented.
Each agent below is configured for Cross-border commerce and retail work, and carries its own measured throughput, accuracy and latency.
Connects to the warehouse, turns a question in plain language into SQL, runs the attribution, and returns a chart with the reasoning attached.
Answers in 52 languages across every channel you run, reads the actual returns policy rather than guessing at it, and hands over to a person the moment it should.
Watches competitor pricing and your own stock age, and moves prices within the floor you set — never through it.
Writes and lays out campaign material per market, against your own tone rules, and flags the claims that need legal sign-off before anything ships.
Every template is a chain of nodes with a trigger at one end and something the business actually needed at the other.
Hourly, the market is read, elasticity re-estimated per SKU per market, and prices moved inside the floors you set — with every change logged.
Localised material, pricing that respects your floors, and support that reads your actual policy.
Problem
Listings are translated rather than localised, and they read like it.
After
Each market gets copy written for it, from the same brief and the same tone rules.
Problem
Repricing is manual, so it happens weekly and the market moves hourly.
After
Hourly repricing inside hard floors, with every change logged and reversible.
Problem
Support answers from memory, and the memory is out of date.
After
Answers come from the current policy document, with the clause cited.
Market-specific emphasis and claims, generated from one brief and checked against local advertising rules.
Margin and advertised-minimum floors are enforced in the engine, not left to the model to remember.
Every answer cites the clause it came from, so a disputed reply can be checked in seconds.
We opened three markets with the merchandising team we already had. The pricing floors were the part that let us say yes.
A worked example, not a promise. Change the inputs on the full model and the arithmetic changes with them.
repetitive hours a year across 40 people at 8 hours each per week
hours automated at a 62% automation rate
labour value released a year, at $40 an hour fully loaded
Forty-six working weeks a year, before licence cost. Released hours are hours people spend on something else — whether that becomes cash depends on what you redeploy them to, and this figure does not assume you will.
One REST surface, documented request and response for each route, and a token you can revoke.
Routes
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Every tier states its own ceilings. Where a limit is not listed, there is not one.
For a team automating its first few processes.
Billed monthly, cancel at any time
For a department running automation as part of how it works.
Billed monthly, cancel at any time
For an organisation with regulators, auditors and a security review.
Billed monthly, cancel at any time
For deployments that cannot touch a public network at all.
Scoped to your deployment
For a team automating its first few processes.
20% below the monthly rate of $299
For a department running automation as part of how it works.
20% below the monthly rate of $1,290
For an organisation with regulators, auditors and a security review.
20% below the monthly rate of $4,900
For deployments that cannot touch a public network at all.
Scoped to your deployment
Hard margin floors were the condition for letting anything touch our prices. That they are enforced in the engine, not in a prompt, is why we signed.
Three markets opened, same headcount
Verified customer, 18 months on the Professional plan.