The agentic operating system for e-commerce

E-commerce will run on agents.This is the system they run on.

Digital coworkers on the stack you already run — under mandates you set, proving themselves in verified money.

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In pilot with Nordic e-commerce brands

The coworkers

One is on shift. Three are in line.

Freight Audit · live in pilot

Operations feed(example)

02 jun 06:12checked in · 3 new invoices fetched
02 jun 06:12read 1 412 invoice lines
02 jun 06:13wrong weight class · 23 shipments
02 jun 06:13claim drafted · waybill evidence attached
02 jun 06:14awaiting your approvalyou
02 jun 09:41approved · sent to the carrieryou
24 jun 08:02credit received · verified+4 712 kr ✓

mandate: draft ✓ · send with approval ✓ · prices ✕credited this year: 61 240 kr ✓ (example)

Bookings · in line

no activity yet

Books at the contracted rate — closing the loop.

Joins when it can prove itself on the scoreboard — same ledger, same mandate, same rule.

Customs & duty · in line

no activity yet

Audits what crosses the border, line by line.

Joins when it can prove itself on the scoreboard — same ledger, same mandate, same rule.

Returns economy · in line

no activity yet

Audits the most expensive event in your store.

Joins when it can prove itself on the scoreboard — same ledger, same mandate, same rule.

The problem

There's a full-time job hiding in your operations.

Right now, everyone does a piece of it — a stream of small, manual decisions, scattered across tools that don't talk to each other.

Hundreds of micro-decisions a day
Product data to fix, campaigns to follow up, returns to understand, delivery promises to keep. Each one small — and each one lands on someone hired for something else: the founder, the marketer, the support team.
The tools report. Nobody acts.
Dashboards show the return rate climbing or the product data slipping. But between insight and action always sits a person with a fully booked calendar.
The team drowns in operations
The hours that should have gone to brand, assortment and customer experience go to administration across disconnected systems.

Operations · todayunassigned

fix the product data→ the founder
follow up the campaign→ the marketer
why did returns spike?→ the founder
check the carrier invoice→ no one
answer "where is my order?"→ support
update the delivery promise→ support
sync the stock levels→ the founder
chase the missing credit→ no one
clean the product feed→ the marketer
reprice the slow movers→ the founder

new ones arrive faster than they're done

The hub

The last layer your stack needs

The platform, the email tool, the helpdesk, the carriers — you already have the systems. What's missing is the layer that makes them act as one. Brype sits on top as a hub, not another dashboard, and closes the gap between insight and action.

Action, not another tab
A dashboard ends with a chart you have to act on. Brype ends with the work done — a fixed product page, an answered exception — waiting for your approval.
One brain across every system
Orders, returns, support tickets and product data are read together. So what the agents do in one system reflects what is happening in all the others.
No platform switch
Brype plugs in on top of the stack you already run — nothing to migrate, nothing to replace. If a system is in your stack, it belongs in the hub.

…and the rest of your stack. No migration — the agents work in the systems you already run.

How Brype works

A digital coworker — not another dashboard

The agents do the work, within limits you decide. Human judgment stays where it belongs: in the decisions.

Reads your data
The agents connect to the systems you already run — orders, returns, support tickets, product catalog — and build a single picture of your operations.
Acts within your guardrails
You set the boundaries: which surfaces the agent may touch and which thresholds apply. The agent works independently inside them.
Escalates when judgment is neededyou decide
Changes that affect customers are never published without human approval. You approve — the agent executes.
Proves its impact
Every action is followed up against the outcome and reported in numbers you can point to: deviations found per invoice, money actually credited back.

Pilot program · Limited spots

Hire your first digital coworker.

We're taking on 5 pilot stores — starting with a free audit of your last 3 months of freight invoices. You review everything before anything is sent.

Book demo

30 minutes, no strings attached — pick a time that suits you.

E-commerce will run on agents.This is the system they run on.

One is on shift. Three are in line.

There's a full-time job hiding in your operations.

Hundreds of micro-decisions a day

The tools report. Nobody acts.

The team drowns in operations

The last layer your stack needs

Action, not another tab

One brain across every system

No platform switch

A digital coworker — not another dashboard

Reads your data

Acts within your guardrails

Escalates when judgment is neededyou decide

Proves its impact

Hire your first digital coworker.