Let your own AI read the shop, and act in it.
You already use an AI assistant. Give it a key and it can answer from your real orders: what is late, what did this customer order last year, how does this month compare.
And when you trust it further, let it act: create the order, move the status, add the note.
A key with a job description
Read only or read and write, limited to the areas you choose: orders, customers, jobs, catalog, reports. The agent's own list of what it can do is built from that, so it cannot be asked for what it was not given.
It deletes nothing, at any level
There is no delete on the agent surface. Everything an agent can do is something a person can undo, which is what makes handing one a key a reasonable thing to do.
Every action is signed
A write made by an agent lands in the activity log naming the key that made it, alongside the ones people made. You can always see what it did.
It behaves like a member of staff
An agent's write fires the same automations, notifications and live updates a person's does, so nothing downstream can tell the difference or gets skipped.
Questions shops ask
Which assistants can connect?
Any that speaks MCP, which is the standard the current generation of assistants use for exactly this. It is set up in the team settings, because an agent is a member of staff with permissions rather than an external service.
Can it reach another shop's data?
No. A key belongs to one shop and every request it makes is scoped to that shop before anything is read.
Come and see it running in a shop like yours.