One job stops being done by hand.
An agent runs it in your own accounts, around the clock, and every judgment call still stops at a person.
Four things decide what a build costs.
- How complicated the job itself is.
- How many systems it has to connect.
- How many separate automations it takes.
- How much checking has to sit around it before the output can be trusted.
From $2,500. The Assessment is where yours gets a number.
Thirty days of monitoring after it goes live.
A missed run is monitored for and picked up within one business day, and fixing it is my job rather than a ticket your team has to raise. Nothing catches everything, which is why anything that spends money or leaves the company still stops at a person.
You own it, and you can change it.
It lives in your accounts and it is documented in plain language, so your team can alter it when the business alters.
Your stack stays exactly as it is.
- Shopify
- Amazon Seller Central
- Faire
- UNFI portal
- KeHE portal
- Stripe
- QuickBooks / Xero
- 3PL exports
- Broker PDFs
A build also needs somewhere to run, and whatever that turns out to be sits in your accounts and on your card. Which pieces depends on the job, and the Assessment names them.
What does it do without asking me?
The work runs unattended. The decisions do not: nothing spends money or leaves the company until a person approves it, and a number that does not match its source stops the job rather than travelling.
Who owns what gets built?
You do. It runs on your own tools, under your own logins, and nothing of it sits on mine.
What happens when the business changes?
A new door, a retailer that alters its export, a tool you swap out. Your team can make the change themselves because the build is documented for that, or the Concierge covers it.
Does it read my platforms directly, or through something in between?
Directly, into a database only you and I can reach. Nothing is copied into a third party's tool on the way, because every extra hop is somewhere the numbers can quietly stop matching.
Bring the job that keeps coming back.
Whoever would own it afterwards is welcome on the call.
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