Industries
Built for the teams behind every order.
Small teams, high order volume, the same suppliers and the same software every day. B2B distribution is where the manual work piles up, and it's where we started.
Who it's for
B2B distribution, where the manual work piles up.
Small teams, high order volume, the same suppliers and the same software, and a lot of knowledge that only exists in people's heads.
Promotional products
Distributors and suppliers running the same portals every day: order entry, quoting, supplier follow-up, reorders from prior specs.
Commercial printing
Order intake from email and webstores, quote building, job entry, and matching the freight bill back to the job.
Branded & decorated apparel
Sizes, imprint details and decoration specs transcribed into the shop system, with proofs and approvals chased down.
Wide-format & signage
Quoting off specs, entering jobs, and keeping vendor coordination moving without a person babysitting an inbox.
Industrial wholesale
High-volume PO intake, order entry against the right account, and vendor invoice reconciliation at the end of the month.
Anything on a screen
If someone on your team does it in a browser or a desktop app, it can be recorded once and handed over. Those three are just where we started.
Questions teams ask here
No, and you couldn't hand most of them over anyway. The agent works the software you already run, by sight and click, the same way your operator does. Your ERP stays the system of record.
You decide where the stop points are. Most teams start with sign-off on everything, watch the live desktop for a week, and loosen it once they trust a given workflow. Takeover is always available mid-run.
Someone records it once with narration, we handle onboarding with you, and most teams are live in days. There's nothing to integrate, so there's no engineering project in front of it.
Record the new version, or correct the agent the next time it runs. The skill updates from the correction; you don't file a change request and wait on a script to be rewritten.
Which of these is eating your week?
Bring the messiest one. We'll record it on the call and run it back on your own tools.
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