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One multi-tenant platform carries a load from tender to payout: create and assign, driver accepts and executes, receipts and proof-of-delivery captured on the phone, AI-assisted document intake, one review, then release through Stripe Connect.

Live Amazon SP-API and Keepa data feed one margin engine, and the decision carries forward into purchase orders, vendor and prep-center management, invoicing, and a restock dashboard the whole team works from.

Badge-and-PIN login at every station, barcode-driven item tracking, station-specific screens for Down, Shipping and QC, a resolution page that assigns fault and records the fix — and a chat-based reporting tool that turns a plain-English question into SQL, retiring the old filter builder.

Room-level access through user groups, recurrence generated as virtual “ghost” occurrences instead of stored rows, approval routed by the booker’s access level, and overlap prevention that runs before anything is committed.

One operations platform for general contractors, remodelers and specialty trades, built around AI capture in the field: a contractor walks a site, talks naturally and snaps photos bound to what they just said, and the system turns that into a structured quote and scope that carries through job costing and billing records. It produces records and documents — by design it never processes or moves money.

Node services behind one gateway push a live grid over a websocket, mark the patterns they recognise, and label every figure with the feed it came from — an unavailable measurement stays blank and a stale row is drawn as stale. A second, deliberately separate product lets a scheduled agent trade a linked brokerage account under rules the account holder sets. The two share no database and are not wired together, so a scanner alert can never become a purchase. The trading half has not yet placed an order against a live broker, and the repository says so on every line.