One track between the tools you already use.
Flint doesn't replace your order system, your courier or your accounts package. It runs between them, so each order is entered once and everything after it happens on its own, or lands in front of the right person.
A main line, branch lines, and a screen for the decisions
The main line
The thing you do hundreds of times a month: orders, jobs or batches. Every one runs the same route, from where it lands to where it leaves, without being typed in twice.
Branch lines
Smaller jobs that ride on the main line's data: which accounts are slowing, stock across channels, a project board, kit out on loan. They come for free from the orders already running.
The exceptions screen
Routine orders go straight through. A missing address, an odd quantity or a stock mismatch stops and waits for a person, with the full picture in front of them.
Your AI reads facts, not guesses
Because the track keeps every order and account up to date, you can point Claude, ChatGPT or any assistant at it and get straight answers. The assistant asks the questions; Flint keeps the answers true.
One line at a time, each one proved before the next
Scoping call
Thirty minutes on your real orders: what you do hundreds of times a month, and where it gets re-typed.
First line built
We lay the track for one main line, connected to the tools you already use.
Go-live
Your team runs real orders through it, with the exceptions screen catching anything odd.
Proof
A full month of orders with nothing re-typed. Then, if you want, the next line.
It's your track
Your data and records
Everything the track holds belongs to you, laid out in your own terms.
A build guide anyone can follow
Every track comes with a written guide to how it's laid, so another developer could pick it up.
Room for your own team
Your developers, or an agency you already use, can build their own apps on the same track.