Your tools already know what to do — they just need hands. We deploy agents that run your feeds, ads, pricing, catalogue, and suppliers daily, inside your accounts, inside limits you control.
Merchant Center disapprovals sit for weeks. Ads keep spending on out-of-stock SKUs. Price position slips unnoticed. Supplier price lists pile up unread. Every one of these has a tool you already pay for — and nobody with the hours to work it daily.
Disapprovals cleared, spend pulled off SKUs you cannot ship, price position held, catalogue live in the local language. Work done, not recommended.
You already pay for the tools. Nobody operates them. We deploy agents that do.
What we are not: Not a dashboard, not a report, not a monthly meeting. Agents hold credentials to systems you already own and work them daily. You see the changes made and one summary.
Every agent runs at one of four autonomy levels, set per client at onboarding.
Detects and notifies only
Typical use: New client, first 30 days
Executes, tells you after
Typical use: Reversible actions (pause ad, fix attribute)
Executes within limits you set once
Typical use: Repricing inside a floor, budget shifts under a cap
Prepares, you approve in one click
Typical use: Money out, customer-facing, irreversible
Rule: Autonomy scales with reversibility. Nothing that spends money or contacts a customer runs unattended.
Problem: Ads keep running on out-of-stock SKUs. Bestsellers go dark and nobody notices for days.
Does: Monitors inventory against live campaigns. Pauses ads on unavailable SKUs, resumes on restock, alerts on bestsellers approaching zero.
Connects: Shopify / WooCommerce / ERP, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Merchant Center
Autonomy: Act & report
Sells first: the failure mode of pausing an ad is nearly free, and the saving is visible in a week.
Problem: 20–60% of a catalogue silently disapproved in Merchant Center — missing GTIN, broken attributes, price mismatch between feed and site.
Does: Daily sweep of disapprovals, auto-fixes what is fixable at source, queues the rest with the exact field to correct.
Connects: Merchant Center, store platform, feed tool
Autonomy: Bounded act
Problem: 404s on indexed pages, dead redirects after catalogue changes, checkout errors nobody reports.
Does: Crawls, cross-references Search Console and analytics, fixes redirects, escalates checkout faults with reproduction steps.
Connects: Store platform, Search Console, GA4
Autonomy: Bounded act
Problem: Losing position on comparison engines and marketplaces silently, or leaving money on the table when competitors go out of stock.
Does: Tracks position per SKU across Kaup24 / Pigu, Ceneo, Hinnavaatlus, Allegro. Reprices inside a floor you set once. Raises into competitor stockouts, drops back on restock.
Connects: Comparison engines, marketplace APIs, store platform
Autonomy: Bounded act (never below floor)
Problem: Discounts stacking, codes living past their campaign, freight eating the discount.
Does: Audits active discounts against rules, flags stacked or expired promotions, models the shipping-inclusive outcome before a promo goes live.
Connects: Store platform, shipping rates
Autonomy: Draft & confirm
Problem: Cash locked in inventory nobody watches.
Does: Ranks SKUs by days-on-hand and sell-through, proposes markdown or bundle actions with an expected clearance timeline.
Connects: Store platform, ERP
Autonomy: Draft & confirm
Problem: Product data copied from a supplier's broken-English Excel. Google cannot rank it and customers do not trust it.
Does: Rewrites titles, descriptions, attributes, categories, meta and alt text in the local language and publishes live. Handles new arrivals monthly.
Connects: Store platform API, supplier files
Autonomy: Bounded act
Languages: Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Finnish, Polish, Romanian, English.
Problem: SEO tools produce recommendations. Nobody implements them.
Does: Pulls Search Console and Semrush, ranks actions by traffic-at-stake, then makes the on-page changes. Reports movement in clicks, not in advice.
Connects: Search Console, Semrush, store platform
Autonomy: Bounded act
Problem: Campaigns set up once and left. Spend drifts to placements that never convert.
Does: Weekly sweep — disapprovals, placement leakage, search-term waste, negative-margin SKUs pulled from Shopping, budget shifted to what converts.
Connects: Google Ads, Meta Ads, Merchant Center
Autonomy: Bounded act under a spend cap
Problem: Abandoned carts, one-time buyers and back-in-stock demand with no automation behind them.
Does: Builds and maintains abandoned cart, browse abandonment, post-purchase, win-back and back-in-stock flows in the local language. Tests subject lines and timing continuously.
Connects: Klaviyo / Omnisend / Mailchimp, store platform
Autonomy: Draft & confirm on first send, bounded act on iteration
Problem: 30–60 suppliers, price lists arriving as PDFs and spreadsheets in five formats and four languages. No way to compare before buying.
Does: Ingests supplier mail and attachments, normalises into one comparable table, flags price increases, cheaper alternate sources for SKUs already carried, and rebate tiers within reach.
Connects: Mailbox, shared drive, ERP
Autonomy: Watch → Draft & confirm
Problem: Reorder points nobody maintains. Stockouts on bestsellers, overbuying on the rest.
Does: Forecasts from sales velocity, seasonality and lead time. Drafts purchase orders for confirmation.
Connects: Store platform, ERP, supplier terms
Autonomy: Draft & confirm
Problem: The same twenty questions, every day, in three languages.
Does: Drafts replies grounded in real order status and product data. A human sends. Escalates anything it is not confident about.
Connects: Helpdesk or mailbox, store platform, carrier tracking
Autonomy: Draft & confirm
Problem: Parcels stuck in transit surface as angry customers, not as alerts.
Does: Watches tracking events, detects stalled and misrouted parcels, notifies the customer before they complain, opens the carrier claim.
Connects: Carrier APIs, store platform, helpdesk
Autonomy: Act & report
Problem: Return reasons are recorded and never read.
Does: Clusters returns, reviews and tickets into a ranked list of product and content fixes, each with the revenue at stake.
Connects: Store platform, reviews, helpdesk
Autonomy: Watch
Problem: Every marketplace wants a different taxonomy, attribute set and title format. Listings sit incomplete or rejected.
Does: Maps categories, completes required attributes per channel, maintains listings across Allegro, eMAG, Kaufland, Pigu / Kaup24, Amazon.
Connects: Marketplace APIs, store platform
Autonomy: Bounded act
Problem: Marketplace warehouses lose, damage and mis-receive stock. The discrepancy is in the data and nobody computes it.
Does: Reconciles inbound received against inbound sent, shipped against held, returns against restocked. Assembles evidence packs for claims.
Connects: Allegro One Fulfillment, Amazon FBA, marketplace settlement files
Autonomy: Watch → Draft & confirm
Claim windows are short and shrinking. Sold as ongoing monitoring, not historical recovery.
Problem: GPSR, EPR and Digital Product Passport obligations are per-market and document-heavy. The penalty is delisting.
Does: Extracts required data from supplier documentation, maintains a gap view per SKU per market, prepares filings.
Connects: Supplier documents, marketplace and store platforms
Autonomy: Draft & confirm
Obligations and deadlines change. Scope confirmed per engagement against current regulation.
Problem: Nobody logs into the dashboard.
Does: One email. What changed, what it cost or earned, what needs a decision. No dashboard to log into.
Connects: All connected agents
Autonomy: Watch
Problem: Competitor moves and new entrants go unnoticed until they cost you position.
Does: Tracks competitor assortment, pricing and new entrants in your categories across the region. Flags gaps worth stocking.
Connects: Comparison engines, marketplaces, competitor storefronts
Autonomy: Watch
Not sure which of these you need first? We start read-only and tell you what is leaking before you commit to anything.
Five questions. No email, nothing submitted — the answer appears here.
One ladder. Start with the Diagnostic, then run only the agents it justifies.
Read-only access. One page: what is leaking and what it costs. You owe nothing further.
One agent, one pain. No setup fee. Cancel monthly.
Three to five agents across revenue protection, demand and customer ops. One operator overseeing.
Full agent stack plus a named operator. For merchants above roughly €2M with multi-channel, multi-market complexity.
Custom agent for a workflow specific to your business. Delivered into your own stack; you keep it.
We build in this sequence — each one funds and de-risks the next.
Fastest visible result, lowest delivery risk, cheapest to sell.
Nearly free failure mode, obvious saving.
An existing repeatable finding — converts a diagnostic into a retainer.
Highest volume of work, best margin once tooled. Sold to existing clients only.
The strongest differentiator in this region; built once the first four are stable.
Everything else on demand.
Common questions
Read-only access, three to five days, one page: what is leaking and what it costs. You owe nothing further.