for Operations

Inventory that watches itself.

KnitStack joins your ERPs, ecommerce stores, and warehouses into one operating picture — projects demand, flags stockouts 14 days out, and drafts the reorder before you ask.

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Shopify
NS
C7
SS
Asana
Notion

— what you're stuck doing today —

The work that eats Friday afternoon.

  • 01Inventory counts disagree across ERP, WMS, and the storefront
  • 02Demand forecasts live in someone's spreadsheet
  • 03Reorder points are guesses
  • 04No early warning when a SKU is about to stock out

— what KnitStack does instead —

Ask in plain English. Get the work done.

01prompt
"Inventory value Silentopus ERP. Low stock items stonefruit store."

— what you get back —

Multi-tenant view: total on-hand value per business unit, SKU-level shortage list ranked by margin contribution.

02prompt
"Top 10 products by revenue stonefruit ERP last 30 days. Draft replenishment PO for our top vendor."

— what you get back —

Sell-through trend by SKU + vendor-ready PO draft based on the last 90 days of demand. Approve to send.

03prompt
"Pending returns stonefruit store this week. Orders over $500 stonefruit store last 7 days."

— what you get back —

RMAs by reason code + high-value orders flagged for white-glove follow-up. Slack ping to the ops channel.

— ask KnitStack —

Plain English in. Real work out.

Below are real prompts. KnitStack reads across your stack, decides which agent runs, executes with your approval, and writes the result back to the tool of record.

— you, 9:14 AM —

"Inventory value Silentopus ERP. Low stock items stonefruit store."

KKnitStackrunning across 3 systems done
stack:Shopify ShopifyNS NetSuiteC7 Cin7

— what you got back —

Multi-tenant view: total on-hand value per business unit, SKU-level shortage list ranked by margin contribution.

— continue with —

— you, 11:02 AM —

"Top 10 products by revenue stonefruit ERP last 30 days. Draft replenishment PO for our top vendor."

KKnitStackrunning across 3 systems done
stack:NS NetSuiteShopify ShopifyAsana Asana

— what you got back —

Sell-through trend by SKU + vendor-ready PO draft based on the last 90 days of demand. Approve to send.

— continue with —

— you, 2:38 PM —

"Pending returns stonefruit store this week. Orders over $500 stonefruit store last 7 days."

KKnitStackrunning across 3 systems done
stack:Shopify ShopifySS ShipStationSlack Slack

— what you got back —

RMAs by reason code + high-value orders flagged for white-glove follow-up. Slack ping to the ops channel.

— continue with —

— what you can ask —

A command palette for your business.

K⌘ K

16 of 16 actions

  • › ERP prompt

    "show delayed invoices in SDC erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "top 10 products by revenue stonefruit erp last 30 days"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "outstanding AR Diamondnexus erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "inventory value Silentopus erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "open purchase orders Madetruly erp"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "Harout erp recent invoices"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "Harout erp customer count"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "sdc erp top vendors"

    NS→
  • › ERP prompt

    "SDCLC erp sales this week"

    NS→
  • › Ecom prompt

    "sales summary stonefruit ecommerce this month"

    Shopify→
  • › Ecom prompt

    "pending returns stonefruit store this week"

    ShopifySS→
  • › Ecom prompt

    "top selling products DN store today"

    Shopify→
  • › Ecom prompt

    "orders over $500 stonefruit store last 7 days"

    Shopify→
  • › Ecom prompt

    "low stock items stonefruit store"

    ShopifyC7→
  • › Pipelines prompt

    "trigger the daily sales digest pipeline"

    Asana→
  • › Slack prompt

    "summarize the last 20 messages in #ops"

    Slack→
a day

— a Operations day —

From morning standup to Friday wrap.

A glimpse of how KnitStack threads through your day. Six real prompts, six different agents, six tools touched — without you switching tab once.

  1. 8:42 AMmorning coffee
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "show delayed invoices in SDC erp"

    stack:NS
  2. 10:15 AMstandup follow-ups
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "top 10 products by revenue stonefruit erp last 30 days"

    stack:NS
  3. 11:50 AMpre-lunch sweep
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "outstanding AR Diamondnexus erp"

    stack:NS
  4. 2:08 PMafternoon dig
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "inventory value Silentopus erp"

    stack:NS
  5. 3:47 PMbefore close
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "open purchase orders Madetruly erp"

    stack:NS
  6. 5:11 PMFriday wrap
    ERPrunning across 1 systems

    "Harout erp recent invoices"

    stack:NS
pipelines

— pipelines for Operations —

Wire up the work, once.

Pipelines turn one prompt into a chained workflow that runs on a schedule, an event, or an inbound message. KnitStack reads from one tool, decides with AI, writes to another, and tells you it did.

One pipeline shown three ways below — pick the visualisation that lands best for you.

Alert

Low Inventory Alert

trigger · Inventory event · continuous

Continuously watches Shopify + ERP stock. When projected days-of-cover drops below threshold, KnitStack drafts a reorder PO and pings the channel.

Shopify

Shopify

Watch Shopify stock levels

NS

NetSuite

Cross-check ERP on-hand

K

Knitstack AI

Forecast 14-day stockout risk

Slack

Slack

Alert #ops-supply with PO draft

tags:shopifyerpalertinventory

— a Knitstack recipe —

Low Inventory Alert

Alert

— method —

  1. 01

    Watch Shopify stock levels

    via Shopify

    Shopify
  2. 02

    Cross-check ERP on-hand

    via NetSuite

    NS
  3. 03

    Forecast 14-day stockout risk

    via Knitstack AI

    K
  4. 04

    Alert #ops-supply with PO draft

    via Slack

    Slack

— what you get —

Continuously watches Shopify + ERP stock. When projected days-of-cover drops below threshold, KnitStack drafts a reorder PO and pings the channel.

Alert · live run

Low Inventory Alert

total · 4.2s end-to-end

Continuously watches Shopify + ERP stock. When projected days-of-cover drops below threshold, KnitStack drafts a reorder PO and pings the channel.

  1. 08:00:02

    +0s

    Shopify

    Watch Shopify stock levels

    Shopify

  2. 08:00:04

    +2s

    NS

    Cross-check ERP on-hand

    NetSuite

  3. 08:00:07

    +3s

    K

    Forecast 14-day stockout risk

    Knitstack AI

  4. 08:00:08

    +1s

    Slack

    Alert #ops-supply with PO draft

    Slack

output:delivered to Knitstack AI + Slack

— featured for Operations —

The tools you already use.

See all integrations →
  • Shopify

    Shopify

    Sync orders, inventory, customers

  • NS

    NetSuite

    ERP-grade financial integration

  • C7

    Cin7

    Inventory and order management

  • SS

    ShipStation

    Track shipments and fulfilment

  • Asana

    Asana

    Tasks and project context

  • Notion

    Notion

    Knowledge base and SOPs

  • Atlassian

    Atlassian

    Jira and Confluence

  • Slack

    Slack

    Run KnitStack from your channels

— a small ritual —

Connect. Ask. It acts.

1
QuickBooksHubSpotShopifySlack
✓ 4 tools connected

Plug in the stack you already use.

OAuth into the tools you have. KnitStack reads your data, learns your business, and waits for instructions. No migration.

2
●"Show me every Bill.com invoice that hasn't cleared QuickBooks."
K

Talk to your business in English.

"Show me every Bill.com invoice that hasn't cleared QuickBooks." "Draft Monday's growth update." Ask anything across every system.

3
✓Books reconciledQuickBooks · Bill.com · Stripejust now
✓Follow-up sent7 vendor emails via Gmail2m ago
◷PO draft readyAwaiting your approval →Review

It executes — with your blessing.

Reconcile the books. Send the follow-up. Draft the PO. KnitStack writes back into your tools; you stay in control.

"

— from the field —

"We caught three stockouts before they happened. Last quarter we caught zero."

— Beta customer · Wholesale distributor

— also useful for —

Adjacent teams.

— for Finance

Close the books in days, not weeks.

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— for Marketing

One growth view. One Monday morning.

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— for Analytics & BI

The dashboard that answers back.

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— for Comms & Productivity

Run your inbox. Reclaim your calendar.

See it for Communications →

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