Veltrix AI
AI finance copilot for cash flow, margins, and growth
4.9•11 reviews•940 followers
AI finance copilot for cash flow, margins, and growth
4.9•11 reviews•940 followers
See your whole business in one place. Connect your tools (QuickBooks, HubSpot, and more) in seconds with zero setup. Instead of staring at old reports, ask our AI questions in plain English to find out why revenue changed and what to do next. Understand everything about your business instantly!
This is the 3rd launch from Veltrix AI. View more
Veltrix AI for E-commerce
Launched this week
Find ways to make your e-commerce business more profitable. Veltrix uses AI to analyze your sales, costs, customers and marketing. Get help deciding what to promote, where to cut spending and how to solve problems holding the business back. Connect your business tools or upload files. Start with a Business Health Check to find improvements you may have missed. Then use Veltrix to work out what to improve. Your first check is free. No card required.
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Great work, everyone. I'm looking forward to seeing how our users take to the new features!
@pco_veltrix Thank you so much, Pedro!
looks cool, good luck with teh launch!
@lisadziuba Thank you so much, Lisa!
@bohdan_sitar Congratulations. And happy product launch.
So excited to see our new version officially live! It’s been a great experience working with the team on this release and I’m really happy to be part of it. Looking forward to seeing how people use the product and hearing feedback.
@annarudiak Thank you so much, Anna!
the "business is not a 72/100" health check score is a strong hook for getting someone past the free-check wall, but a single number like that invites the same question every credit-score-style product gets: what's the actual spread between a 72 and an 85 in dollar terms for a typical store? without that, people either panic over the number or ignore it as just another vanity metric. does the report translate the score gap into "fixing this gets you roughly $X more a month," or is it more of a relative ranking against similar stores?