AI agents for retailers, built on your data

Yes. You don't need a rollout to start. You need one task worth handing over and the data behind it. We start with one job, prove it on your real numbers, and then you decide what's next.

It's a good sign. They've found where AI helps. The risk is where your data ends up: sales and customer lists pasted into personal accounts leave your control. We give that work a safe home. The agent runs in your company’s accounts, on your data, with access you set.

No. The agent doesn't depend on a company-wide AI license. If you already have one, or buy one later, it can read from the same data. We'll walk you through any AI usage costs before we start.

AI with a job description. It knows its task, its schedule, the data it can use and who gets the result. A chatbot waits for your question. An agent does the work on schedule and hands it to a person to review.

Use it. Built-in AI is good at questions inside its own system. But weekly work usually crosses systems: sales from the POS, customers from loyalty, stock from inventory. Each vendor's AI sees only its own piece. Your agent works from all three.

That's why people approve its work. Before handover, we test the agent on your real data and check its results against your own reports. After that, every result shows how it was counted, so anyone can check it. If something looks off, your team catches it before it goes anywhere.

No. It takes over the repetitive part of a job, like pulling exports and building the same report every week. Your people still make the calls: what to reorder, which offer to send, where to send help.

Your data stays in your company’s accounts, and each person and tool sees only what it’s allowed to. Customer names, emails and phone numbers stay out of the agent’s reach unless a job needs them and you approve. We use the business versions of AI services, which don’t train on your data. And we sign an NDA before we see anything.

One your team repeats every week, that follows the same steps and that someone checks by hand today. Weekly priorities, a reorder draft or a promo check are good first jobs. We'll pick yours together on the first call.

No. That's exactly the kind of mess we fix, whether it comes from acquisitions or fast growth. We connect each system and match every store, product and customer to the same rules. The agent sees one business, not five systems.

Yes. Reorder drafts and store scorecards run on sales and stock data alone. Jobs about specific customers, like win-back lists, need customer data from loyalty or your online store. When you're ready to capture it, we'll help.

Yes, if your systems track the detail. For grocery, we define waste, shrink and markdowns with your team, so the agent counts them the way your stores do. For apparel, we connect stock by size and color, so reorder drafts go below the style level.

Yes. We bring those files in alongside your other systems, so nobody retypes anything. If a spreadsheet has outgrown its job, we'll say so and suggest what to use instead.

You don't need a data team. Data updates and the agent's schedule run automatically. Your point person gets plain-language docs and a walkthrough. If you'd rather not manage it at all, we offer support plans.

It depends on your systems, your data and the job. After the first call, you get a clear scope, timeline and estimate before you commit to anything.

Yes. We define waste, shrink and markdowns with your team, so AI counts them the way your stores do.

Yes, if your systems track it. We connect stock at the size-and-color level, so AI answers at that level, not just by style.