Early accessOps
Tools that fit how you work.
Ready-made software makes you change how you work. Describe how your team works, and Flinter builds the operations tool around it, for stock, orders, schedules or approvals.
A drawing of Flinter by our team, with a made-up business. Real screens replace it once early access opens.
How Flinter helps
Tools built around your process, not the other way round.
Ready-made software makes your team change how it works, and spreadsheets break as the business grows. Flinter builds tools for stock, orders, schedules and approvals around the way your team already works.
01The problem
“Ready-made software doesn’t fit how we work.”
So people work around it with side spreadsheets, and the software stops being the place where the truth is.
How Flinter solves it
Describe your process, and the tool is built around it.
Tables, statuses and steps named the way your team names them, with roles for who can see, change or approve each thing.
02The problem
“We find out about problems too late.”
Low stock, late orders and missed approvals often show up only when a customer complains.
How Flinter solves it
Alerts and reports that send themselves.
Flinter emails you when stock is low or an order is late, and sends a report to Slack on the schedule you set.
03The problem
“Our process changes faster than our tools.”
Every change to a ready-made tool means a feature request, a new plan or a new vendor.
How Flinter solves it
Change the tool in plain words.
Ask for a new field, a new step or a new screen, and the tool changes while your team keeps using it.
What you get
Built around your process.
Tables for your work
Orders, stock or requests in one table, with the filters and statuses your team uses.
Approvals and checklists
Steps that each person ticks off, so nothing is missed and everyone sees what is done.
Jobs on a schedule
An agent checks stock every morning, reminds people about late orders or updates a sheet, when you say.
Alerts by email
An email when stock is low, an order is late or a request needs approval.
Roles
Say who can see, change or approve each thing, in plain words.
Your tools connected
Connect Airtable, Google Sheets, Slack, Stripe and the other tools your team already uses.
Use cases
What people build with it.
- ToolThree warehousesStockroom
“A tool to track stock in our three warehouses and email me when anything runs low”
Stock per warehouseLow-stock emailsWho changed what - ToolSupport and managersField orders
“An admin panel for our orders, where support can see everything but only managers can refund”
RolesOrder searchRefunds for managersSee the page for Field orders's kind of business - ToolA team of twelveNorthbeam support
“A tool where our team logs customer requests and sees who is working on each one”
A board per teamSign-in for staffWho's on whatSee the page for Northbeam support's kind of business
Made-up businesses, drawn by our team to show what Flinter makes. Real Flinter builds replace them once early access opens.
How it works
Describe it.
Flinter builds it.
One sentence in, a live project out, in one conversation.
Questions
Good questions,
straight answers.
What people ask before they join. If yours isn’t here, ask the team.
Still wondering?Ask the team anythingYes. Import your sheet or connect it, and Flinter builds a tool on the same data, with roles and a history of changes.
Yes. Describe who approves what in plain words, like orders above a set amount go to a manager, and Flinter sets up the roles and the steps.
Yes. Ask for it in plain words, like send the stock report to Slack every Friday at 5pm, and an agent does it.
Ask for the change in plain words. Flinter updates the tool while your team keeps using it.
Flinter is in early access and opens in waves, starting with a small first group. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment your spot opens.
More
More of what Flinter builds.
- Internal toolsDashboards and admin panels on your own data.
- AgentsAgents that do work in your tools.
- For workTools your team uses every day.
The tool your process needs is one sentence away.
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