A partner that speaks up first.
The Bee watches your costs, stock, orders and payments. It tells you what needs you today. Calmly.
Cost alertThe Ivory Wedding Dress sells for $30 less than it costs to make.
Money waiting3 delivered orders haven’t been paid. $4,860 is waiting.
Running lowFondant is running low. Time to reorder.
UnansweredTwo customers have waited over an hour for a reply.
DonePayment of $1,400 recorded on order #218.
It notices.
Margins slipping, stock running low, orders stuck, chats unanswered, payments waiting.
It helps.
Ask it anything about your business. It knows which screen you’re on.
It does small jobs.
Record a payment. Invite a teammate. Draft a product’s materials.
Talk or type.
Send it a voice note. Get answers with the numbers behind them.
You stay in charge.
Choose what it tells you about. Mute the rest.
It never nags.
One clear sentence, when it matters. That’s the rule.
Set a goal. The Bee helps you get there.
Tell the Bee what you want to reach. It breaks the goal into milestones, keeps track, and tells you what to change along the way.
- Say it plainly. “I want $8,000 profit by December.”
- Get milestones. Small steps from your own numbers: prices, waste, orders.
- Stay on track. The Bee tells you when you’re ahead, and what to fix when you’re not.
- Raise the wedding cake price to $700Done
- Batch your bakes to cut oven timeIn progress
- Take 4 more wedding ordersNext
On trackYou’re $600 ahead of plan this month. Keep the new cake price.
Questions
Is the Bee a chatbot?
It can chat, but its main job is to notice things before you do and tell you in one clear sentence.
Does the Bee reply to my customers?
Only when you ask it to. It never messages customers by itself.
What can it notice?
Revenue drops, stock about to run out, stuck production, unanswered chats, refund spikes, slipping margins, stalled shipments and delivered orders that haven’t been paid.
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