Plain language, no jargon
It explains each step in your terms and asks before doing anything.
A conversational onboarding officer sets your whole account up with you — warehouse, aisles, scanners, fields and your first import — in plain language.

The hardest part of any inventory system is the first hour. Empty screens, unfamiliar words, and a settings page that assumes you already know what an aisle floor is. Most abandoned trials are abandoned right there.
The Onboarding Officer replaces that with a conversation. It asks what your business does, explains what a warehouse or an aisle means in your terms, and offers to build each piece for you — creating a warehouse, laying out aisles, placing a scanner station, switching on the item fields that match your industry, or opening the importer. Every action appears as a card you approve, and you can hand it a spreadsheet by dragging the file into the chat.
It explains each step in your terms and asks before doing anything.
Warehouses, aisles, scanner stations and field configurations, not just tips.
Drag an Excel or CSV in and it opens the importer for you.
It tells you what the free tier covers before you hit a limit mid-import.
Minimise to an orb, or hand over to the full app with one button.
Reopen it from the account menu whenever you want more help.
Software is not adopted when it is bought; it is adopted when the first real task succeeds. That is the moment this is built for.
Answer one question about your field of business, and pick a working mode.
The officer greets you and proposes the first step; say yes, or ask questions.
Each action is a card you confirm — and you can skip anything.
Fifteen minutes to something useful, an afternoon to something complete. Importing a spreadsheet gives you a working system immediately; drawing warehouses, placing stock and configuring alerts can happen gradually. The onboarding officer is designed to get the first useful thing done fast rather than walking you through every setting.
There is an "I know my way around — advanced view" button in the chat at all times. One click and it steps aside into the full app, and it will not reappear uninvited.
Yes — drag your Excel or CSV file straight into the chat window and it opens the importer with your file loaded, AI column mapping and all. On the free plan it will warn you first if the sheet is larger than your 50-item allowance.
Never. Every action it proposes is a card with a clear label and a "Do it" button. Nothing touches your data until you press it, and everything it does runs under your normal permissions.
Start free with 50 items — no credit card, no trial countdown. Import your spreadsheet and you have a working system in minutes.