Industries · E-commerce & marketplaces

AI agents for e-commerce and marketplace sellers.

For online and marketplace sellers, we build agents that match every payout, watch stock across channels, cost returns and show the real margin behind ad spend.

Reads from

  • Marketplace orders
  • Settlement reports
  • Ad platforms
  • Store platform
Your HubKnowledge, skills and tools

Delivers to

  • Email
  • Spreadsheet
  • WhatsApp
  • Slack

Where the time goes

Every channel settles its own way, and the gaps add up.

Each system is right on its own terms, and the gaps only show when someone joins them by hand.

  1. Orders, payouts and bank never tie out

    Marketplace settlements arrive net of fees, commissions and adjustments. Matching them to orders and bank credits turns into a month-end scramble.

  2. Stock that oversells across channels

    One unit is listed on several channels. Feeds lag and counts drift, and you find out through a cancellation or an unexpected stockout.

  3. Returns and RTO costs leak quietly

    Reverse shipping fees pile up, marketplace credits go unclaimed, and no return is ever costed back to the order it came from.

  4. Blended ad spend hides the real margin

    Account-level ROAS looks healthy while individual SKUs lose money once fees, shipping and returns are netted out.

What we build

Agents we build for teams that sell online.

Each one reads across your channels, and anything that changes money, listings or stock is drafted for a person to approve.

  • /settlement-matchWorkflow · Every day

    Orders to payouts to bank, every channel

    Matches each order to its marketplace settlement, gateway payout and bank credit. Recomputes fees and commissions and flags short settlements and wrong deductions for finance to review.

    Reads
    Marketplace orders · Settlement reports · Bank statements
    Delivers to
    • Email
    • Spreadsheet
  • /stock-watchWorkflow · Through the day

    Oversell and stockout watch

    Compares listed stock on each channel with the count in your warehouse. Flags drift before it becomes a cancellation and proposes the listing fix for your catalog team to approve.

    Reads
    Store platform · Marketplace listings · Inventory
    Delivers to
    • WhatsApp
    • Slack
  • /ask-channelsChat · When someone asks

    Ask your catalog and channels

    Founders and category managers ask in chat which SKUs lost money on a marketplace last month after returns, and get a short answer with its source and time.

    Reads
    Marketplace orders · Store platform · Ad platforms
    Delivers to
    • WhatsApp
    • Web chat

More agents we build

  • /ad-marginWorkflow · Each week

    Ad spend against real margin

    Nets fees, shipping and returns out of ROAS for every SKU and flags products selling at a loss. Your growth team decides what to pause or reprice.

  • /returns-claimsWorkflow · Each week

    Returns costed, claims assembled

    Costs every return and RTO back to its order and tracks credits nobody claimed. For a lost, damaged or short-settled order, drafts the evidence pack for a person to check and file.

  • /daily-briefWorkflow · Before the day starts

    The channel brief, every morning

    Yesterday’s sales, ad spend, returns and settlement gaps by channel, in one short message for founders and category leads.

Where to start

Start with the settlement match.

Settlement matching works from reports you already download. Each flag points to a specific order and amount, so your finance team can check every match against the source before trusting the agent with more.

  • Every order ends up matched to a settlement and a bank credit, or listed as open.
  • Each flagged gap names the order, the amount and the report behind it.
  • Month-end close no longer waits on a hand-built matching sheet.

Other industries

The same foundation, other industries.

Each industry runs on its own records and routines. The Hub underneath stays the same.

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