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Most retailers already own the data an AI needs — years of receipts, a product list, a delivery book. It is spread across the till, the online store, the accounts and a spreadsheet. We put it in one place, then give AI the jobs that eat the week.

The back office · where the till, the store and the spreadsheet meet

Where the week goes

A shop that has traded for ten years has paid for every name in its till. Each receipt is a customer who bought, took delivery, and now has a warranty, a service date and a likely next purchase. In most businesses those receipts stay receipts: the till knows the sale, the online store knows the email address, the accounts know the payment, and nothing joins them.

None of this is solved by adding software. Every new system reads the same disagreement and reports it with more confidence. The work starts underneath: one record of customers, products, orders and deliveries that every tool — and every agent — reads from.

What we solve for

In action

What the AI does here

Each job runs on the same record, and anything that reaches a customer, carries money or changes a record waits for a person to approve it.

Retail · AImployee · Retail ERP

Bring the customers back

Each week the agent reads the customer record and finds who is due: bought five or more years ago, nothing since, no open complaint. It drafts the message for each one.

The sales lead approves before anything is sent. Customers who opted out, and anyone with an open ticket, are held back automatically.

Customer win-back →
Retail · Retail ERP

Plan the day’s run

Orders, addresses, promised windows and job durations sit in one record, so the day is sequenced from what is actually on the truck.

The crew carries the run on a phone. When a stop runs long, the next stops are re-planned and the change is confirmed by the office.

Delivery routing →
Retail · Retail ERP

Match payments to orders

Every morning, payments are matched to orders by amount, date, reference and customer, with the delivery status alongside.

A deposit waiting on a delivery is not treated as a debt, and nobody who has paid gets chased.

Chase the invoices →

What it runs on

Staff keep the tools they know. The record sits underneath them, and the agents read and write through the same connections.

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Retail ERP is built for showroom retailers with one to ten stores; AImployee for sales teams of two to twenty. Selling trade as well? See Wholesale.

How it starts

Every engagement follows the same four steps, in the same order, whatever the size of the job.

01DiagnoseFree · half a dayWe spend half a day at your business and find the three tasks that cost the most staff time. A written note within two working days.
02DesignFree · one weekA proposal, a working demo on your own data and a fixed quote. You decide after the demo, not before.
03BuildWeeks 1–6Data first, then connections, then the agent — in phases of one to two weeks, each seen running before the next starts.
04OperateMonthlyWe keep it running and change it as the business changes. A monthly report says what ran and what it did.

The full terms are on How we work and Offerings.

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Free diagnostic

Tell us the three jobs that eat your week.

Four steps, two minutes. Within two working days: can AI take them on, what it needs, roughly what it costs.

Step 1 of 4 · Your business

What kind of business is it?

Team size
Step 2 of 4 · The jobs

Which three tasks cost the most staff time each week?

Plain words are fine. We ask the detailed questions on the call.
Step 3 of 4 · Your systems

Where does the data live today?

Step 4 of 4 · How to reach you

Where should we send the reply?

An email or a phone number is enough. We don't share what you tell us and we don't add you to a list.

Thanks — we'll reply within two working days.

You'll get a short written note from Fan: whether the three jobs are a fit, and if so what a first phase would look like and roughly what it costs.