Hire an AIemployee foryour store.
Add Scope to Slack, Teams, or email and hand it the daily store work: revenue, ad spend, and order-to-payout checks. It tells you what changed and prepares the fixes for your approval.
What changes when Scope joins the trading meeting
instead of switching between every store tool
a fresh brief waiting before the trading meeting
Start from one shared brief instead of arguing about whose numbers are right, and go straight to decisions.
refunds and payouts checked against orders
inventory risk flagged before a sale, not during
Connect once.
Delegate daily.
- • Shopify · Main store
- • Klaviyo · Production
- • Meta Ads · Store account
- • Stripe · Live
1Link your storefront
Sign in to Shopify, your email platform, ad accounts, and payments. Name each one so there's never any confusion.
2Teach the routine
Show Scope how your team measures things and when to raise a flag. Save it as a routine and put it on a schedule.
3Sign off and go
Reports arrive with sources attached. Changes that touch spend or customers pause until someone approves.
Fewer tabs.
More decisions.
Scope does the checking, comparing, and chasing across your store, so your team spends its time acting on answers.
Start every day knowing exactly where revenue stands.
Before anyone logs on, Scope totals up sales, returns, ad costs, and payouts, compares them with yesterday and last week, and writes a two-minute summary.
Deliverable: Brief + action listFind the leaks in your email flows.
Scope walks through each automated flow like a shopper would, spots where people drop off, and proposes what to test to win them back.
Deliverable: Flow audit + test plan- • The second reminder stopped sending on the 4th
- • Mobile shoppers never enter the flow
- • The discount email lands too late
Catch overspend before it becomes a problem.
Scope keeps an eye on every ad account against your monthly plan, and when something drifts it drafts the fix and waits for your go-ahead.
Deliverable: Pacing alert + proposed changesTrue margins by product, every Monday.
Scope factors in product cost, shipping, discounts, and payment fees, then builds a sheet your finance lead can audit line by line.
Deliverable: SpreadsheetSupport tickets turned into product fixes.
Scope reads the week's tickets, groups them by root cause, and links each group to the orders and products involved, so fixes get prioritized.
Deliverable: Theme reportNo surprise sell-outs mid-promotion.
Ahead of a sale, Scope estimates demand for each product and warns you which ones will run out, or won't move at all.
Deliverable: Risk listOne operator across the
tools behind every order.
Scope works inside the apps you already pay for, within the access you grant, and brings the results back to the channel.
Your tools report.
Scope follows through.
Here's how Scope compares with the usual ways stores try to stay on top of the numbers.
Charts everywhere, but someone still has to interpret them every morning.
A written summary of what changed, why, and what to do about it.
Your email tool doesn't know about ad costs, and vice versa.
Sees the whole funnel, from first click to final payout.
Fine for simple triggers; fall apart on anything that needs judgment.
Handles the messy cases and asks when it isn't sure.
Every teammate re-explains the store from scratch.
One shared Scope that already knows how your store works.
Hours of copy-paste, and one wrong formula breaks everything.
The same analysis, repeated reliably, with its workings shown.
Guardrails built for stores
that never close.
Hand Scope the day-to-day work while keeping the final say on anything that affects shoppers or spend.
Every store named
Connect multiple storefronts and ad accounts, each clearly labeled.
Spend needs a click
Budget, pricing, and campaign changes can require a teammate's approval.
Access that fits each person
Scope acts only with the permissions of whoever is asking.
Pick your model
Choose a fast model for daily checks and a deeper one for analysis.
What ecommerce teams ask before hiring Scope
Not at all. Connect each store and ad account, give it a name, and tell Scope which one you mean, and it'll ask if it's ever unclear.
Only if you let it. Most teams require a human click for any budget, pricing, or campaign change.
Save your definitions once (what counts as revenue, how refunds are treated) and Scope uses them every time, listing anything that doesn't line up.
He says so in the thread, explains what's missing, and suggests the fastest way forward.
Hire an AI employee. Run a bigger store.
Start with the report you rebuild every week. Scope will have it waiting tomorrow morning.
