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An AI agent that updates your register prices

Re-pricing by hand is the job nobody wants and everybody gets wrong. The agent does it as one change across every register, shows you exactly what will move before anything moves, and keeps a record you can undo.

What the agent does

  • Update register prices across multiple registers as one atomic change
  • Preview every change, apply on your confirmation, keep a full audit trail with rollback
  • Update register prices as one atomic change, previewed and confirmed first
  • Keep an audit trail of every price change, with rollback
  • Read point of sale data for reporting without ever writing to it

Why atomic matters

A price that lands on register one and not register two is worse than no change at all, because now two tills disagree and nobody knows which is right. The update is applied as a single change across the registers in scope, so either all of them move or none of them do.

Preview, confirm, then apply

Nothing is written on the agent's own initiative. It shows the change first, you confirm it, and only then does anything reach the registers. Reading and writing are separated on purpose: reporting pulls point of sale data without ever writing to it, so a reporting question can never move a price.

You can put it back

Every change is recorded with what it was before. If a price goes out wrong, rolling it back does not mean reconstructing the old list from memory.

Questions

What owners ask first.

No. Every write is previewed and applied only on your confirmation. Reporting runs on a read-only path that cannot write to the registers at all.

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