All business data connected to one dashboard

Manual data entry is a thing of the past.

We connect your tools so all data stays in the system. In 7 days. No 18-month project.

7 separate tasks · 5 different systems · all done by handThe same 7 tasks · 1 connected system · all done automatically

Running live at Screen Ink and Solvent Supplies, our own UK wholesale business →

Why the admin piles up

Your team is buried in admin because your systems aren't connected.

An order lands in the inbox. Someone has to process it. Stock has to be checked and updated. The courier has to be booked. The invoice has to be sent. The payment has to be chased. And when a delivery arrives, stock has to be booked in and the supplier's invoice reconciled with what turned up.

It's not that your team is slow. They're carrying every order between your systems, by hand.

Connect them, and the typing goes away. Here's how ↓

One order, today
Inbox
Typed again by hand
Sage
Typed again by hand
Stock sheet
Typed again by hand
Courier website

Every gap between systems is a person re-typing the same order.

19
working days a yearlost by the average UK small business re-entering data between systems that aren't connected.Sage research, September 2026
How it works

Software does the routine work. Your team checks the exceptions.

You don't have to replace anything to start, and we don't bolt a chatbot on. We join up what you already use first. Then, for most businesses, we move everything into Command Centre, because one system beats five.

  1. 1ConnectJoin up what you already use

    Email, accounts, spreadsheets, web shop and files become one set of data. Nothing to replace on day one, and no retyping.

  2. 2RulesRoutine jobs follow fixed rules

    Prices, checks, stock and chasing work the way you agree. The same answer every time, not most of the time.

  3. 3AIAI only handles the messy stuff

    Reading emailed orders, PDFs and scanned notes, and drafting replies for your team to check. That's about 10% of the system. The other 90% is software that follows fixed rules.

  4. 4CheckingAnything unsure comes to a person

    One queue of exceptions. Your team goes from typing everything to approving what needs them.

Every system, one Command Centre

The rest of your business runs the same way.

Pick a part of your business. See the tasks your team does by hand today, then the same tasks with Command Centre.

08:41 · A normal morning

A normal morning at a real wholesale business.

This is how our own wholesale business runs every day, recreated with sample data. Watch the whole morning, or pick an agent to see its part.

Command Centre · live viewRecreation with sample dataFull screen ↗

Seen enough? Watch it work on your own orders, live.

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Someone's job, or nobody's?

Who does these jobs in your business?

And when something doesn't add up, it comes back to you. You've become the only system your business has.

Either it's someone's job, which means a salary, holidays and the potential for mistakes. Or it's nobody's job, and it isn't getting done. Command Centre does every one of them, every day, without either.

01

Who processes your email / phone orders?

Hours of someone's day, every day, plus the typos that come with it.

Done byOrder Processing
A person
  • Hours every day
  • Typos slip into orders
  • A backlog when they're off
Order Processing
  • Every order entered within a minute
  • Priced from each customer's own prices
  • Only the doubtful ones come to you
02

Who checks every supplier invoice line?

If anyone does, it's slow and they skim. If nobody does, you pay the overcharges.

Done byStock Control
A person
  • Skims when busy
  • Checks some, not all
  • Paid whether they catch anything or not
Stock Control
  • Every line, on every invoice
  • Against the price you agreed
  • Overcharges held before payment
03

Who checks every delivery against the order?

Whoever's on goods-in that day, when they're not rushing.

Done byStock Control
A person
  • Counts boxes, not pack sizes
  • Rushed when the van's waiting
  • Signs for it anyway
Stock Control
  • Every line on the delivery note
  • Checks how big, not just how many
  • Mismatches held for a person
04

Who chases late payers, every week?

It happens when someone remembers, and it's the first job dropped when they're busy.

Done byCredit Control
A person
  • Chases when they remember
  • First job dropped when busy
  • Awkward, so it gets put off
Credit Control
  • Payments matched as they come in
  • Polite reminders, on schedule
  • You approve before anything goes
05

Who spots the customers who've stopped buying?

Usually nobody, until the numbers are down.

Done bySales
A person
  • It's nobody's job
  • Noticed months later
  • Only the big accounts get watched
Sales
  • Every account, every day
  • Flags buying that's dropped off
  • A win-back drafted for you
06

Who keeps every customer on the right price?

Someone updating spreadsheets, and every mistake comes off your margin.

Done byOrder Processing
A person
  • Spreadsheets to keep in sync
  • Old prices slip through
  • Every mistake costs margin
Order Processing
  • One price book for every customer
  • Supplier price changes previewed first
  • Prices locked once an order's confirmed

At SISS, we wanted every one of these jobs done properly, without hiring someone for each. So we built Command Centre.

Built by operators

We run our own business on it.

UK wholesale · Screen-printing supplies

Screen Ink and Solvent Supplies

Our own trade wholesale business: a warehouse, an inkroom, vans on the road and a small team. Orders used to arrive by email and get typed by hand into the website and Sage. Prices lived in spreadsheets. Now its tools are joined up and software does the routine work. Everything we build is tested there first.

Runs on Command CentreSammy Chong · CTO
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Your business

Built around how you work.

Not a template. We learn how your business actually runs, then build to fit it. We only take on a small number at a time.

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Straight answers

We'll tell you what not to automate.

Before we build anything, we learn how your business works. Some jobs are better left with a person, and we'll say so.

Done by software
  • Typing orders into your systems
  • Checking prices and invoices against what was agreed
  • Booking stock in when it arrives
  • Matching payments and reminding late payers
  • Answering routine questions from your own data
Stays with your team
  • Anything the software isn't sure of
  • Decisions about customers, prices and money
  • The relationships your business is built on
Worried about control?

It does the work. You keep the decisions.

One exceptions listEverything that needs a person, in one place.
Money needs a clickNothing that moves money happens on its own.
An off switch per jobOff, preview or live. New jobs start off.
A spend capA hard daily limit on AI costs.
UndoAutomatic actions can be reversed.
A paper trailEvery change: before, after, who, when.
The method

Five steps to your own Command Centre.

Your team never types or uploads a thing along the way.

  1. 1Step oneThe Connect Call

    We connect your email and accounts together, live on a call. You watch it work on your own business, not a demo.

    Free · 60 minutes
  2. 2Step twoThe Data Layer

    Every tool you use becomes one clean set of records: customers, products, prices, orders, stock. It's the step most AI projects skip, which is why they never stick.

    7 days
  3. 3Step threeThe Dashboard

    Stop jumping between Sage, spreadsheets and inboxes. View your entire business from one app, on your computer or phone.

    Computer & phone
  4. 4Step fourThe Agents

    Agents take on your jobs one at a time, starting with whatever eats the most hours. Nothing runs on its own until you've seen it get things right.

    One job at a time
  5. 5Step fiveThe Upgrades

    It keeps getting better. Every feature we build and test on our own Command Centre comes to yours too.

    Ongoing
Your data, live, for free

Watch it work on your own business.

Book a free 60-minute call. We connect your email and accounts together while you watch, then you see your own orders, customers and suppliers come through it, live. By the end you'll know exactly what it would do for you.

  • Free, with no obligation
  • Bring whoever has admin access to your email
  • Don't go ahead? Your data is deleted within 14 days

Built for UK wholesalers and distributors, roughly £1–50M turnover, whose orders still arrive by email, phone or PDF. Not a wholesaler? See other ways we work.

What will it cost, and will the price creep up?

£10,000 per function, like orders or goods in, or £25,000 for the full bespoke install of Command Centre. Then £499 a month, which covers the AI running costs, unlimited support, and free installation of every new feature we build. All prices plus VAT. After the call you get one set price, agreed in writing before anything starts, and it won't creep up. Most businesses pay a fee. For the right business we can take a share instead, so we only win when your profit goes up.

Can I get hold of a real person when something breaks?

Yes, and it won't be an account manager who doesn't know your problems. You WhatsApp, text, email or call a developer who knows your system, any time. Every job also has its own off switch, so nothing is stuck while we fix it.

Will it handle how we trade, like customer price lists and trade pricing?

Yes. We built it for our own trade wholesale business first, so customer-specific prices and credit accounts are the normal case, not an add-on. On the call we map how an order really moves through your business, and we keep your rules.

We're a people business. Will this replace talking to our customers?

No. Your customers keep ordering by phone and email, and they still speak to your team. What changes is what happens after the call: the order doesn't need typing up, so your people spend their time on customers instead of keyboards. Any reply to a customer is drafted for your team to check, not sent on its own.

What if the AI gets something wrong, and sounds sure about it?

About 90% of Command Centre is software that follows fixed rules you agree: prices, totals, stock, invoices and your accounts. Only about 10% is AI, and its one job is reading messy things, like an emailed order or a PDF invoice. Anything it isn't sure about is held with the reason shown until a person checks it, anything that moves money needs a click, and every automatic action is logged and can be undone.

Is it safe to let an outside firm and AI into our data?

Your data lives in its own secure database, set up just for your business and never shared with anyone else's. The AI that reads your emails and invoices runs on Anthropic's business service, which doesn't use your data to train its models. You can remove our access at any time from your own email and accounts settings.

Is this about cutting our staff?

No. It's about not needing to hire for typing, in an industry where good people are hard to find. Your team stays. They stop re-keying orders and chasing paperwork, and do the work that needs them.

What if I want to leave?

You can leave whenever you like. There's no notice period, and your data stays yours and goes with you.

I don't have time to run a tech project.

You don't run it, we do. We need you at the start, while we collect your data. After that, you're not needed at all.

How is this different from every other AI agency?

We're operators first. We run our own UK wholesale business, Screen Ink and Solvent Supplies, on Command Centre, and every feature is tested there before it reaches you. We'll also tell you what not to automate.

I'm not connecting our email to a stranger on a call.

You don't have to connect anything you don't want to. Connecting on the call is simply our way of showing you real value up front, on your own data, so you can see what the system would do for your business before you spend anything. If you'd rather formalise everything first, with contracts signed and payment made, that's more than fine.

Seven days? Everyone says it'll be quick.

The 7 days is the data layer: joining your tools into one clean set of records. It's quick because we start by connecting what you already have, not by rebuilding from scratch, and we've already done it on our own business. The jobs then go live one at a time, not all at once.

Not a wholesaler?

We build this for other businesses too.

The same approach works anywhere work gets typed between systems. Tell us the job, and we'll build it.