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Keep every order aligned with the project.

Product codes, finishes, quantities and delivery dates need to match. When several projects are moving at once, the differences can be easy to miss.

Grey upholstered contract lounge chair with oak details

Meet your proposed AI colleague

A clear role. Attention to detail.

An AI assistant given an ongoing job, working within agreed limits and bringing exceptions to the right person.

Provisional AI-generated portrait of Clay, the Contract furniture agentAI agent · Proposed role

Clay

Procurement Coordinator

Provisional portrait · AI-generated character

“I help keep the approved specification, supplier order and delivery commitment in step.”

Specialism
Contract furniture procurement and installation.
Proposed strengths
Comparing product codes, finishes, quantities, prices and delivery dates across records.
Responsibilities
Check order acknowledgements, highlight mismatches, prepare supplier queries and track responses.
Works with
Procurement leads, sales support, project managers and installers, using existing ordering, accounting and project systems.
Reports to
The nominated procurement lead.
Success measures
Checking time, unresolved discrepancies and supplier response times, measured against an agreed starting point.

Spending, substitutions and order changes stay with your authorised people. The pilot defines what the agent can read, prepare, update or send, and how its work is checked.

Illustrative workflow · Sample information

A confirmation order doesn’t match.

Compare the supplier acknowledgement with the approved purchase order and highlight differences.

Illustrative comparison for order PO-1842
Order PO-1842Approved purchase orderSupplier acknowledgement
Product codeLC-204LC-204
Finish — mismatchLight grey / natural oakCharcoal / natural oak
Quantity1212
Unit price£480£480
Delivery dateTo be confirmedNot supplied — query needed

01 · The agent checks

Compare the original records, flag the finish mismatch and identify the missing delivery commitment.

02 · Your team receives

An exception list, links to the source records and a draft supplier query for review.

03 · People decide

The procurement lead approves any amendment or substitution. Agreed reminders can track the response.

Benefits to test: less line-by-line checking, fewer unnoticed discrepancies and clearer visibility of orders needing intervention. This is illustrative, not a verified customer result.

Alongside your existing tools

Part of your team.
Not another system to manage.

Works with the software your team already uses. We agree the practical connections together — whether through approved emails, shared documents, exported records or an available connection.

What can be accessed or updated depends on your systems and the permissions you agree.

Your teamThe people in charge
Current softwareYour existing tools
Furniture AI agentAI agent
In the loop
Project recordsPlans, specs, orders
SuppliersQuotes, confirmations

From conversation to colleague

How we bring your agent
into the team.

One defined role. A focused onboarding phase. A careful introduction to the way you work.

01

Consult

We listen to your team and look at how the work happens, starting with one recurring problem.

02

Design

Together, we define the role, agree its limits and set the pilot scope, cost and measures of success.

03

Build

We develop and test the workflow with your team, checking the details and the exceptions.

04

Install

We bring your agent into the team with agreed access, human oversight and a review of its work.

An invitation to early clients

Start with one workflow.
Shape what comes next.

We’re inviting clients to shape and test an agent around one live workflow.

Scope and price are agreed after consultation.