The realization
Catalog-GraphQL, UCP, AP2 mandates — the rails for agents to search, transact and settle are already shipped. Most people still see a store. CRM Sync resolves your data and configuration into one governed layer so you (and your agents) can actually use the harness — with consent, versioning and audit built in. It's the substrate; you keep your rails.
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Running Adobe, an ERP, or a data warehouse? Those stay where they are. Nothing is replaced, nothing is migrated, and your team keeps the tools they already know.
Tell us what you're working with and what needs to happen. We send back a scope you can circulate internally — what we'd build, in what order, and what it costs. No calendar invite required.
An elevated login system — secure for peer teams and their AI agents. With a SaaS contract, the vendor holds your credentials and a document holds the promise. Here the purchase is the key system, and you hold the keys.
A dedicated admin key unique to your store — you generate it, it is shown once, and only you hold it. Rotate or revoke it yourself; sessions are cryptographically signed and logout revokes them server-side, not just on your screen.
Agents never see your key. They act only under mandates you grant — capability-scoped, spend-capped, signed, and revocable — so AI can work your store without ever holding the credential.
Build in Webflow, export as vanilla components — the security exports with them, because it attaches to your team of peers and agents, never to a platform. Next, Nuxt, Svelte, Webflow, EmDash, WordPress, Drupal — any e-commerce theme; Shopify, BigCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Adobe Commerce / Magento; UCP, MPP, A2A, AP2.
Every key event is recorded as a fingerprint in an append-only audit ledger. We operate the key system; we never hold your key.
Two ways in. The app is $90, one time — buy it, download it, run it on your own data. If you need it connected to systems you already run, like a warehouse, an ERP or Adobe, that's a deployment, and it starts with a written scope instead of a call.
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