Answers in plain language
Ask the way you would ask a colleague, typed or spoken.
- Your own figures. Sales, stock, orders, deliveries and debtors, answered from your own data, with the table behind it and a report if you need one.
- How do I…?. It knows which screen you are on, points to the right button, and can take you to the right record.
- Something looks wrong. Tell it. It writes the problem up for our support team, with a screenshot.
- Reports by asking. Ask for a report and it finds it, filters it and charts it.
✓ It reads. It does not change anything in your books.
Paper into data
Photograph a delivery note and the goods-received lines fill themselves in.
- Matched to the order. Lines are matched to the order, and anything that doesn’t match is flagged.
✓ Your receiver still checks the lines and posts the delivery.
Photos, posters and planograms
The work you would otherwise wait on a designer for.
- Catalogue photos from a phone. A phone snap comes back as a clean product shot.
- Posters and pamphlets. In your brand, from your product photos, with prices from your till.
- Planograms in 3D. Products become 3D models on your shelves. Then you walk the store.
✓ Each photo is accepted, retaken or thrown away by a person.
Messy data, cleaned up
Years of badly categorised items, sorted out.
- Categories. It learns from the items you’ve already sorted and suggests the rest.
- Descriptions. Item descriptions rewritten to one standard, or translated.
✓ Every change shows before and after. Nothing changes until you press Apply.
The maths suggests. You decide.
How to split new stock across stores, what to reorder, how many days of cover you have.
- Explained. The suggestion comes from your sales and store sizes, and the AI explains it in plain words.
✓ The suggestion fills the screen. You save it, change it or ignore it.