Let the routinerun itself

We connect the tools you already use and let the routine steps run on their own — syncs, drafts, reminders, alerts — so nobody copies numbers by hand. Where it helps, AI reads documents and writes the first draft. A person still approves anything that moves money.

Connects
POS, accounting, CRM
Runs
Schedules, reminders, reports
AI reads
Invoices, forms, menus

Before / after

[ Typical work we automate ]
Typing supplier invoices into a spreadsheet
AIAI reads the PDF, matches each line and flags price changes
Building next week’s schedule from scratch
AutoA draft from availability and expected demand — the manager edits and publishes
Copying sales into accounting every night
AutoSynced automatically, with an alert when numbers don’t match
Chasing late tasks and missed checklists
AutoReminders go out on their own; the manager only sees what is still open
Writing the weekly report on Sunday night
AutoNumbers filled in and unusual changes highlighted — you add the plan

How one workflow runs

[ Example · supplier invoice ]
  1. 01
    Invoice arrives
    Email, photo or PDF
  2. 02 · AI
    Read & match
    Lines, prices, supplier
  3. 03 · Person
    Approve
    Only what changed
  4. 04
    Costs update
    Inventory, margins
  5. 05
    Alert & report
    Who needs to know

Running today inside AIO Franchise OS — one AI step, three automated ones, one person.

AIO Franchise OS flagging three supplier price changes read from an invoice, each waiting for a person to keep or apply
[ AIO Franchise OS · Real screens · Korean demo data ]
[ What you get ]

Working automation, not a slide deck.

  1. 01A map of every task we automate, and who still approves what
  2. 02The workflows, live in your tools — not one more app to learn
  3. 03A log of every automated action, readable by anyone
  4. 04Hours saved, measured before and after
[ Works with your stack ]
  • Your POS
  • Accounting
  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft 365
  • Payments
  • CRM & email

No tool for it? We build the missing piece — see Systems & apps.

Questions

[ FAQ ]
Do we need AI?

Often not. Most of the time saved comes from connecting tools and removing manual steps. We add AI only where it reads or drafts faster than a person has time to — and show you the difference.

What if an automation gets it wrong?

Anything that changes a price, a payment or a payroll number waits for a person to approve it, and every step is logged so you can see what happened.

We’re a small company. Is this for us?

Usually more so. One automated task often frees hours a week that a small team feels at once. The audit tells you whether it’s worth it before you spend on a build.

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Pick one problem.
We’ll fix it

A 30-minute call. We ask how the work gets done today and tell you honestly whether a system would pay for itself.