Work
Systems companies already use every day.
Systems of record and sections
Freight under control: the whole team works in one window
Replaced the old program—and brought years of history with it.
liveRead→ A confectionery makerStock and order portal: customers place their own orders
Orders come in without phone calls—production sees them right away.
liveRead→ A product business with its own warehouseStock control without opening the warehouse program
Stock, goods in transit and documents—at hand for the whole team.
liveRead→ A product business that buys abroadCapital in stock: the full financial picture of the business
How much money the business has, where it sits and what you can afford—on one screen.
liveRead→ A company with a steady flow of documentsKnowledge base: answers from documents, not searching folders
Ask in plain language—get an answer with a quote from the document.
liveRead→Analytics and monitoring
Marketplace analytics: every store at a glance
Ready by morning: what to order, what to ship, why sales moved.
liveRead→ A maker of health and beauty productsCompetitor analysis: market intel on your desk every morning
Competitors' new items, promotions and prices—collected overnight.
liveRead→ A marketplace sellerMarketplace intel: what competitors are doing, visible in the numbers
Competitors' new items and sales trends—without access to their accounts.
liveRead→ Runs in several industries at onceNews radar: only what affects your business
Out of thousands of news items—dozens that actually matter.
liveRead→ A company with a large work chatMorning digest: a large work chat on one screen
Hundreds of messages a day—one summary by morning.
liveRead→ A company with its own catalog and distributor networkNew product research: go or no-go, backed by evidence
Launch, rework or leave alone—with evidence for every step.
liveRead→Autonomous agents
Logistics 2.0: the agent finds the carrier and negotiates the rate
The logistics manager just confirms the finished deal.
liveRead→ A B2B company's sales teamDigital lawyer: contracts from a template, not from memory
A contract is ready in minutes—and just as correct from every sales manager.
liveRead→ A mid-size company · HR and managersLeave tracking without spreadsheets or reminders
Every morning managers get a ready summary—no questions, no spreadsheets.
liveRead→ The owner of a growing product businessThe owner's personal assistant: nothing gets lost
Say it on the go—it files itself and reminds you in time.
liveRead→ Our own tool—we use it ourselvesMeeting breakdown: the call ends, the agreements stay
A recording from a phone—a ready breakdown of what was agreed.
liveRead→ Our channel's autonomous newsroomOrbi: the company channel runs itself
Several posts a day, every day—with no human involved.
liveRead→Where to start
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