Ask your own AI how the business is doing.
Connect Claude, or another assistant that supports MCP (an open standard for connecting assistants to business data), and ask in plain English what sold last week, which channels paid back, and which customers are about to lapse. Your assistant drafts an email or an ad for your review. Sending and publishing stay with your team, and your assistant only ever sees your brand’s data.
What your assistant can reach.
Your assistant signs in to your account and works from the same figures as your portal.
What your assistant looks up
- Revenue, ads, customers, margin, and fulfillment
- 48 tools that read your data
- Answers in plain English, from the same figures as your portal
What happened last week, and why.
What your assistant drafts
- Emails and ads, saved as drafts for your review
- Discount codes
- Sending, publishing, and price changes stay with your team
What to send next, ready for someone on your team to check.
Kept to your brand
- Only your brand’s data, whatever the question
- A standard sign-in, with no keys to paste
- Every request logged
Where its access stops.
Whether to connect your team’s assistant.
Your team already asks an assistant for help with emails and planning. Connected to AvenorOS, it answers from your own revenue, ad, and customer figures and drafts the next email for review. Everything it writes waits for a person on your team, and it only ever sees your brand.
What AvenorOS does instead
Each row is an app or service a brand at your stage would otherwise buy. In AvenorOS the same job runs on the same data.
Exports from each tool, pasted into one deck.
The deck is out of date within days, and a question about a number goes back to whichever tool it came from.
Your portal, with the same numbers our team works from and ad results refreshed every hour.
Walk through AvenorOS with us.
We open the demo portal, show what each person on your team would see, and walk through how your accounts would connect.