It handles your customer replies
You hand-sell books all day and run a retail operation after close — restock decisions, distributor orders, special-order follow-ups, event promotion, the web store. Kirality puts AI agents to work inside your own inventory exports, inbox, and store tools. They read your live data and bring back the next concrete move drafted — the reorder list, the special-order update, the event announcement — for you to approve. Nothing goes out without your click. Bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, or Bedrock key.
Done-for-you from $299/mo (solo Pro; $599/mo at 3 seats), 48-business-hour setup promise · Self-serve Starter $99/mo, bring your own Anthropic, OpenAI, DeepSeek, or Bedrock key
The front-table bestseller stocks out while a shelf-sitter gathers dust. Reorder timing lives in one buyer's head and a distributor cutoff, and a missed window is a week of lost sales.
A customer asks, it gets written on a slip, and the follow-up when the box lands depends on whoever remembers. Every forgotten pickup call is a promise broken to your best kind of customer.
Author signings, book clubs, and school fairs drive the store — but announcements, reminders, RSVPs, and signing-stock counts all happen by hand after close.
Online listings drift out of sync with what's actually on hand, and the used and rare stock that would sell online never gets listed because nobody has the night free.
Kirality runs where the work already lives — your inventory and POS exports, web store, inbox, and comms. No side app to babysit, no migration.
Reorder lists, special-order updates, event announcements, marketplace listings, and customer replies — ready for your review, built from your live data instead of a blank page.
Start with sign-off on everything. When you're ready, grant standing mandates so routine work runs on its own within limits you set — money and customer comms always keep a human. Your own AI key, and your data kept apart from every other business on the system.
In-store, web, marketplace, and school-account orders rolled up in one place, so you know which line is growing without a Sunday-night spreadsheet.
Picking the Retail — Bookstore template builds your office the moment your account is set up, with these pages on it: Shelf & Catalog, Orders & Special Orders, Buying & Used Intake, Events & Accounts. A real business starts empty — sample data is loaded only if you ask for it — and an owner can upload a list from a spreadsheet, with the columns matched for you to confirm before anything is written.
It plugs into Shopify, Square, QuickBooks Online, Mailchimp and Google Workspace from the same catalog every business gets, behind the door marked Integrations. It reads Shopify, Square, QuickBooks Online and Mailchimp — nothing is written back into them. It reads and writes Google Workspace. Every write waits for your approval, and your plan sets how many tools you can have connected at once. We make the first connection with you on a call and watch the first records land together.
No — it drafts, you decide. It surfaces sales velocity, reorder timing, and aging stock from your own data, but curation, buying, and pricing judgment stay with your booksellers.
Only if you let it. Every special-order update, event announcement, and reply starts as a draft you approve. When you're ready, grant standing mandates so routine work runs within limits you set — money and customer comms always keep a human.
Yes. Kirality is bring-your-own-key for Anthropic, OpenAI, or AWS Bedrock, and your catalog, customers, and orders are kept apart from every other shop on the system.
Two ways in: book a 20-minute call and we'll set it up and run it for you — or start it yourself with your own AI keys. Either way, you approve every move.
Fully managed from $3,999/mo, or bring your own keys from $299/mo. Cancel anytime.
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