Automations
The work that runs without anyone starting it.
Every automation below is a real workflow, written the way it actually happens — as a text thread. Pick one and watch it play out at the speed it runs in a store.
21
workflows you can watch run on this page
24/7
the hours they cover, including the ones nobody staffs
0
of them go live on a customer without your approval
Operated by text
Nobody logs into a dashboard to drop a price.
So the product is operated the way a store already communicates — by text. A manager types a sentence, or nothing at all, and the work happens. These are the threads, in the two lanes the agent works.
Store Flow9
Competitor Insights12
Store Flow
Price drop in 30 seconds
The price change takes a second. What normally takes the afternoon is the five places it has to land — and remembering the one lead who cared.
Then, without being asked
- Resolves the stock number and reads the change back for approval
- Pushes to DMS, website and every syndication feed
- Confirms each destination separately, with timing
- Puts the leads it matters to in front of the right salesperson
Scripted demo of a real workflow, played at the speed it happens.
How they work
What every one of them has in common.
Something happens
A lead form submits at midnight. A unit hits day 61. Nobody has to notice it, and nobody has to be at a desk.
It gathers what it needs
Stock numbers, book values, live market comps, the deal file. The context is assembled before the first word is written.
It does the reversible part on its own
Reading the market, scoring a conversation, drafting a listing. None of that needs a manager, and all of it can be undone.
It stops at anything you would want to see
A price going live, a review being answered, a bid going to a customer. Those wait for a one-word reply from a human, every time.
It never speaks to a customer. Where a workflow needs one reached, it puts it in front of the salesperson whose customer it is. The other line is drawn at reversibility. Reading, checking, drafting and chasing run on their own. Anything a customer or the public would see waits for a human to say yes.
Manager Agent
One agent, two lanes.
- One agent, running the store. It watches what your lot is doing and what the market around it is doing.
- It brings you the decision, and does the work once you have made it.
- Nothing reaches a customer on its own. Not one of them goes live without your approval.
The two lanes the agent works
- Store FlowYour own lot, your own numbers, your own people — prices, listings, aged units, the morning report, the nightly review, hiring.9 automations
- Competitor InsightsThe stores around you and the market you buy in — their prices, their campaigns, their staffing, and the units your market is short of.12 automations
Watching one
is not the same as being worked by one.
Give us your cell number on the walkthrough and the system will work you like a real lead. Text in a photo of your licence and watch it file and verify itself while you are standing there.