Seller onboarding
Documents collected, verified against your requirements, and approved or escalated — fast enough that good sellers don't churn.
Solutions · Marketplaces
Sellers onboarded and verified, disputes prepared with the evidence assembled, policy violations flagged consistently, payout questions answered with the math shown.
-60%
Dispute resolution time
<2h
Seller verification turnaround
100%
Decisions with evidence attached
Representative results · your workload will vary
The job
Documents collected, verified against your requirements, and approved or escalated — fast enough that good sellers don't churn.
Order history, messages, and tracking assembled into a timeline before a human judges the case.
Listings and behavior checked against your rules, applied identically to every account.
The 'why is my payout this number' question answered with the actual breakdown, every time.
Guardrails
The agent applies your policy identically to every seller and buyer — but suspensions, dispute verdicts, and payout changes are decisions people make, on files the agent prepared.
Both parties' interactions live on the same audit trail. Every decision stays on the record.
Integrations
Scoped to marketplace operations — reading payment data to explain fees never implies changing payouts.
Disputes used to be an hour of tab archaeology per case. Now the timeline is waiting and we just decide.
No. It flags, prepares, and applies policy checks consistently — verdicts, suspensions, and payout changes are made by your team on evidence the agent assembled.
It pulls the order, the message history, the tracking events, and the policy that applies into one timeline, so the human decision takes minutes and survives an appeal.
It applies the same written rules to every account, and because every flag and decision is recorded with its reason, you can prove consistency when challenged.
High-volume queues run as high-volume roles — instant reaction, thousands of open items — on Team and Business plans. Bring your own API key and inference goes to $0.

Start small
Start with one repeatable job. Keep approval over every action, see the results, and expand when you are ready.