PLATFORM / INTEGRATIONS

The accounts and tools our work connects to.

We work inside the accounts and tools the client already uses. Reads made by our tools are logged, and every connection follows the rules below.

CONNECTIONS

Marketplace, search, shop, website and forms.

What our tools do with this data is explained on each tool's page.

In useready

Amazon Seller Central

Catalogue, orders, stock and brand data.

In useready

Amazon Ads

Campaigns, bids and search terms: the data our Amazon Ads tool works with.

In useready

Google Search Console

How pages perform in Google search, read by our Search Intelligence tool.

In useready

Shopify

Catalogue and orders of an online shop.

In useready

WordPress

Reading and updating website content, for example when a site moves to a new structure.

In useready

Tally forms

Web forms whose enquiries reach a person.

RULES FOR EVERY CONNECTION

Every connection follows the same rules.

The access rule is the one we apply to every client account; the rest comes from the principles every tool follows.

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AccessWe work with our own access, with the permissions of the contracted job and never with the client's password, and the client can withdraw it at any time. Where a tool offers no separate access, the client takes that step in a guided session.

our own

ToolsOur tools and automations connect through each provider's API, never through a person's login.

API only

KeysKeys for our connections are stored encrypted and never appear in messages, code or logs.

protected

Changes in outside systemsAnything that changes an outside system, such as Amazon, a shop or an email to a customer, waits for a person's approval.

approved

FailuresIf a connection fails, the work that depends on it stops and says so, instead of using old or guessed data.

visible

New connectionsonly with a job

A new connection is added only when there is a concrete job for it.

SOMETHING MISSING

If your work depends on a tool that is not listed, start with the job it has to do.

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