What the engine runs.

Not toy automations. The heavy, everyday work that small businesses live and die by, and customers notice. Not every business needs every module; the fit check shows which ones pay.

• Content engineMarketing · SocialLet’s be honest: nobody has time to be a full-time social media coordinator. One idea becomes a month of posts across your channels. You approve; bots write the variations, schedule, publish and report what worked.
• Cash collectionBilling · FinanceAutomated invoices go out and get chased on a schedule, payments are matched to the books, and you get a daily cash figure you can trust. Linda gets to go on that vacation.
• Pricing & inventoryOps · Sales dataCosts, margins, sales data and stock levels in one view. Price changes and reorders become data-driven decisions instead of prayers and endless reconciliation.
• Owner dashboardYour command centerYour command center. A one-stop shop for sales, cash, leads, inventory, social performance, email and the decisions that need your attention. All waiting on you, not the other way around.
• Order flowOrders · FulfillmentAn order gets typed once. Bots carry it from the inbox to the order system to the books, flag what doesn’t match, and tell the customer where it stands.
• Intake & schedulingFront desk · CalendarA virtual agent answers the intake questions, collects what’s needed and books the time slot. Now Linda gets to take her full lunch break.
• Books & month-endAccountingReceipts, bills and bank lines matched as they arrive, so month-end is a review, not a rescue mission.
• Hiring & onboardingPeople · HRApplicants screened against your list, interviews booked, and day-one paperwork, accounts and training sent before the new hire walks in.