Built for
Same architecture.Different work.
The system underneath is the same wherever it runs: agents that prepare the work, gates that hold it, and numbers you can trust. What changes is which work it takes over, and that depends on how your business is put together. These pages describe a few common shapes. They are illustrations, not a list of who we take on.
Online stores
Tickets, listings, creative and stock, all moving at once and most of it repeating.
Agencies
Reporting, onboarding and QA multiplied by every client on the roster.
Software companies
Every release adds surface area: more questions, more onboarding, more quiet churn.
Subscription businesses
The economics live in the second, sixth and twelfth renewal, and in the saves nobody had time to attempt.
Service businesses
Proposals, updates and chasing: the work that quietly eats the hours you meant to sell.
Not on the list
The list is shorton purpose.
Five pages cannot cover every way a business is put together, and we would rather write five honest ones than twenty made of filler. Marketplaces, publishers, education, healthcare administration, logistics, wholesale: the test is not the category on your invoice.
The test is whether the same work keeps coming back, whether it runs through tools that expose their data, and whether someone would still need to approve the important calls. If that sounds like your operation, the category does not matter and the audit will tell you either way.