Become an AI-native
Brand

We've seen how the top-performing brands use AI, and we'll set it up for your team too.

Describe the agent in Claude or Codex.

Create an agent in Claude, publish it to a shared type.com workspace, and ask it questions from Slack or email. Teammates can edit its instructions and schedule.

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Trusted by ecommerce teams at

  • Boostcous
  • True Classic
  • Thigh Society
  • Raycon

AI operating system

An AI operating system for your brand.

type.com connects your data, your team's knowledge, and shared automations to the tools everyone already works in.

type.com connects the layers
  1. 04

    Communication

    Talk to it from Slack, email, Claude, or ChatGPT

  2. 03

    Automation

    Shared agents and automations do the work

  3. 02

    Knowledge

    What the system knows about your brand

  4. 01

    Data

    What's happening across your store, ads, and channels

Levels of AI adoption

The five levels of AI adoption

Most ecommerce teams have a few people getting a lot out of AI on their own. The jump is making that shared, connected, and running on its own.

  1. 1Ask Claude or ChatGPT questions
  2. 2Individual skills and automationsToday
  3. 3Shared projects, skills, and artifactsToday
  4. 4Shared agents and automations, model agnosticWith type.com
  5. 5A self-improving brand operating systemWith type.com

Layer 01 · Data

Data: what's happening in the business

Now

Connect what you already have

  • Shopify
  • aAmazon
  • Meta
  • Google
  • KKlaviyo
  • Stripe
  • Spreadsheets
  • RRetail portals
  • 33PL and inventory

When you add new tools

+NetSuite, or whatever you add next

Plug it in.
Nothing else changes.

One integration gateway, with permissions by person, team, and role.

Layer 02 · Knowledge

Knowledge: what the system knows about your brand

The context that makes answers sound like your brand, not a generic chatbot.

Context files

  • company.md
  • customer.md
  • offer.md
  • voice.md

Your wiki stays your wiki

type.com reads from Notion or Google Docs and keeps it current.

v3

Skills from your power users

Each one has an owner and a version.

Shared memory

Decisions and corrections stick, for everyone.

Layer 03 · Automation

Automation: shared agents and automations do the work

  • Agents for each team

    Marketing, ops, finance, and CX, each with the right context and access.

  • Runs 24/7

    type.com finds, suggests, and does work in shared cloud computers.

  • Dashboards, apps, automations

    Built for how your brand runs.

  • Retail buyer meeting prep
  • Amazon + DTC watch
  • On-brand content
#store-ops · Monday 7:00am

Weekly channel report

Shopify DTC+12% vs plan
Amazon-4% vs plan
Wholesale+6% vs plan
TikTok Shopon plan

Amazon dip is two top SKUs out of stock at FBA. The inbound shipment lands Thursday, so expect recovery next week.

Illustrative

Layer 04 · Communication

Communication: talk to it from wherever you already work

  • Slack

    Tag type.com in any channel

  • Email

    Reply to it like a teammate

  • Claude Cowork

    Share work straight into type.com

  • ChatGPT

    Share work straight into type.com

Same data, knowledge, and agents from every one of them. No new tool to learn.

How it fits together

Where Notion, Cowork, and ChatGPT fit

  • Notion

    Where the team writes and organizes

    Stays, and becomes the knowledge source type.com reads and keeps current.

  • Claude Cowork + ChatGPT

    Where individuals think and draft

    Stay, and what comes out of them gets shared into type.com.

  • type.com

    Where it gets shared and runs

    Connected to your store's data, permissioned, and running on its own.

Own your data, rent the best intelligence. Bring your Claude, Codex, or ChatGPT.

Where to start

Start small, then share it with the whole team

We'll analyze your data, show you what you can automate, and help you build the first agents with your team.

  1. 1

    Start with your power users

    A small team, the people already flying in Claude or ChatGPT.

  2. 2

    Take what's on their laptops

    The skills, prompts, and automations they've built for themselves.

  3. 3

    Push it into shared agents

    Now the whole team can use it, and it gets better every week.

Good first candidates

  • Weekly channel report
  • Retail buyer meeting prep
  • On-brand content

Practical guides

Go deeper with a practical guide

Step-by-step setups, copyable prompts, and guardrails for the workflows on this page.

AI agents for ecommerce operations and reporting

With the connections and permissions your team chooses, type.com can answer questions across Shopify, Klaviyo, and Google Ads in a shared Space. You can also bring in reports from other tools.

  • Shopify: Which products sold yesterday, and what changed after refunds?

    Check orders and refunds against the store's source totals before sharing a daily net-sales report.

  • Klaviyo: Which email flows drove repeat purchases this week?

    Compare flow results with Shopify orders and state the attribution window behind the answer.

  • Google Ads: Did paid search spend turn into new customer orders?

    Review campaign spend and store orders over the same dates before proposing a budget change.

  • Meta Ads: Which campaigns are worth another week of spend?

    Compare ad results with store sales, flag missing data, and prepare a recommendation for team review.

  • Triple Whale: Why does the dashboard total differ from the store report?

    Compare a Triple Whale report or export with Shopify totals and surface date, refund, or attribution differences.

These are example workflows. See how Raycon uses shared Spaces alongside its Shopify store and Intelligems test data.

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