Release 2+

AI

It drafts, you commit, and that rule holds everywhere.

AI reads the emailed order, the supplier's PDF, the spreadsheet, and proposes. It triages the morning's exceptions, answers questions over your data with citations, and drafts the message to the customer. A person or a deterministic rule commits, every time.

Orders · InboxPrototype

Unread 3

Pick one, then watch it become an order.

Draft order

The draft appears here. A person confirms it; nothing commits itself.

01

Order capture with provenance

Every extracted line points at the words it came from. Confidence is shown; the uncertain lines are the ones you look at.

02

The morning briefing

Failed stops, shorts, unmatched orders, low stock, expiring lots, triaged into one briefing before the runs leave.

03

Ask the data

Plain questions over the read models, answered with the rows they came from. "Which customers had a short delivery this month?" is a sentence, not a report request.

04

Customer communications

Drafts the reschedule message, the ETA update, the reply to the complaint. You send it, or you don't.

05

Selective auto-confirm

For customers and patterns you trust, drafts auto-confirm, with a sampled audit that checks the trust rather than assuming it.

06

Natural-language dispatch constraints

"Keep the Bell St site before 9" becomes a constraint the sequencer respects.

Where this matters most

The same module, in your trade.

See how ai assistance shows up on a normal morning in the trades boXe is built for.

The demo

Send us yesterday's order email and a run sheet.
We'll show you that day in boXe.

Your orders, your customers and your runs, walked through end to end on a call.