Solutions · Task automation
Research, drafting, formatting and the file itself, run end to end from one brief. What lands is the finished document, not something to rebuild.
What end to end actually means
The gap between a useful draft and a finished file is where the day goes, and it is the part almost nothing automates.
Step 01
Find the material
Research the question live and keep the sources, rather than answering from whatever was in the training data.
Covered by most tools
Step 02
Decide the shape
Work out what the deliverable has to contain for its audience, which is a different question from what is interesting about the topic.
Covered by most tools
Step 03
Write it properly
Draft it at the length and register the audience expects, with the evidence attached where the claim is made.
Where most tools stop
Step 04
Render the file
Produce the actual PDF, deck, workbook or page, laid out and checked, rather than markdown somebody has to rebuild.
Where most tools stop
The week, handed over
The cadence is the point. A job that returns every Monday is worth handing over on a different basis from one that returns every season.
Every Monday
Half the week goes into re-keying the same product data.
Published into your own store through a real browser session, read back to confirm it landed, and scheduled so next Monday runs unasked.
Weekly trade
Nobody knows where the order is.
Shipments tracked and the reads behind markdown and replenishment kept together, so the trade meeting opens on one picture.
In season
The buy is set and the season is not behaving.
Open to buy, phasing and markdown triggers re-driven from current sell-through, as a working model rather than a slide about one.
On demand
The task lives behind a login, so no tool can touch it.
A real browser session in your own credentials, with every irreversible step confirmed rather than clicked on your behalf.
See the work, done
Operational work completed and formatted - buy plans, allocation models, trade reports, content calendars. Page through one and download the working file.
OTB & Markdown Planner
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Standing orders
Researching, drafting and rendering are three jobs, and stopping after the second is what leaves the day intact.
Works inside your own logins · Publish to your own store · Form filling · Scheduled runs · Shipment tracking · Spreadsheets
Built for/Buying & merchandising, Operations & engineering, Wholesale & retail
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Describe the job once and get the finished file, not a draft to redo.
