
The day starts before you do.
Omni has already pulled the night together: yesterday’s takings, what’s selling, and what is about to run out.
Half a coffee. Full picture.
Ready before 7am
See the morning briefingAsk why Tuesday’s slow. Check stock. Approve a refund. Catch ad spend running away. All from your phone.
Same returning customer asking about her order on WhatsApp again. You type the same answer, copy the tracking link, hit send. Coffee’s gone cold.
Meta Ads spend is up. Sales aren’t. You open three tabs to figure out which campaign — Klaviyo, GA, the ads dashboard — and forget what you were looking for halfway through.
Square email lands: dispute filed. £284. Three days to respond. You should pull the receipt now. You’ll do it tomorrow.
Your store chat — by text or voice — fields the questions you answer all day: where’s my order, can I return this, is this in stock. It learns your products and your tone, and escalates anything it’s not sure about.
Customer messages, Omni checks your store live, replies on the same channel they asked on. No more screenshots passed back to you at 11pm.
Every return comes with the context to decide fast: who the customer is, their history, what they’re claiming. Approve the refund or label in a tap, or set trusted regulars to clear automatically once you’re ready.
Drafts a personalised follow-up using what the customer left behind and what they’ve bought before. Sends after your delay window. Tracks recovered revenue.
Scores your buyers on recency, frequency and spend, spots the good customer who’s drifting, and drafts a win-back email to bring them back before they’re gone for good.
A few days after an order arrives, Omni asks the customer for a review in your branding — the social proof that wins the next sale, without you ever remembering to chase it.
Reads your Gmail. Drafts a response to anything that needs one — supplier query, customer complaint, partnership pitch — in your voice. You hit send or edit. Nothing leaves without you.
Tracks how fast each product is selling and warns you with days of cover left — before the best-seller hits zero and the sale walks to a competitor.
Watches your accounts for invoices gone past due and tells you who owes what — then drafts the chase email in a tap, so late payers stop strangling your cash flow.
When Meta spend runs ahead of sales, Omni flags the campaign mid-day instead of leaving you to find it in Friday’s numbers — while there’s still budget to save.
“Why’s Tuesday slow this month?” “Which products are selling fastest right now?” “Which customers haven’t ordered since spring?” Omni knows. No dashboard, no SQL.
Ranks your buyers by what they actually spend and how often, so you can see at a glance who your champions are — and treat them like it.
7am briefing on your phone before the day takes over. Yesterday’s totals, what needs you, anything unusual. Half a coffee, full picture.
Not ready for an OmniOps subscription? Buy a one-off £99 ecommerce SEO audit for your Shopify, WooCommerce, or Stripe store. Plain-English report delivered by email in 30 minutes. No subscription, no call required.
James, Solo founder — Runs his own business. Built Omni because he needed it. Uses it every day to run the same business it’s now sold to others.
Ask why Tuesday’s slow. Check stock. Approve a refund. Catch ad spend running away. All from your phone.
£250/month after 30 days. No contract. Cancel in your account.
OmniOps takes the alerts, the tabs and the questions, brings you only the decisions that are yours to make, and keeps the business moving while you stay free to live your day.

One founder day. Twelve decisions. No laptop orbit.
01 / 03
Same returning customer asking about her order on WhatsApp again. You type the same answer, copy the tracking link, hit send. Coffee’s gone cold.
02 / 03
Meta Ads spend is up. Sales aren’t. You open three tabs to figure out which campaign — Klaviyo, GA, the ads dashboard — and forget what you were looking for halfway through.
03 / 03
Square email lands: dispute filed. £284. Three days to respond. You should pull the receipt now. You’ll do it tomorrow.

Omni has already pulled the night together: yesterday’s takings, what’s selling, and what is about to run out.
Half a coffee. Full picture.
Ready before 7am
See the morning briefing
Why are baskets smaller this week? Ask in plain words. Omni checks the pattern and comes back with the shift, not another chart to read.
Ten seconds. No dashboard opened.
Ten seconds
Ask Omni anythingCustomers across WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger were answered overnight in your voice. The few that need you are waiting, with replies drafted.
You approve the few. The rest went out overnight.
Answered overnight
See customer service
A shopper browses inside the chat and previews how an item looks on themselves, where you have enabled it, then buys with confidence instead of leaving it in the basket. No second-guessing how it will look.
The till rings. You are still at lunch.
Bought while you are out
See try-on in chat
The path from first click to checkout, in plain words. Where shoppers hesitated, where they dropped, and what is worth changing.
The why, without a data team.
Already in plain words
See shopper intelligence
A supplier deadline buried in an email, a callback noted in your calendar. Omni turns them into tasks before they fall through.
Nothing kept in your head.
Caught and tracked
See tasks and follow-upsEvidence pack drafted and ready for review.
4 SKUs flagged below 5-day cover at current sell-through.
Spend is above baseline while conversions are flat.
Ad spend running ahead of sales. A payment dispute that needs evidence today. Stock about to run dry. One alert, one decision.
£420 saved by 5pm, not found on Friday.
Caught at 5pm
See what Omni watches
Omni has read the day’s numbers and surfaced the invoices worth chasing, each chase ready to draft for your approval. Nothing needs the laptop tonight, and tomorrow’s briefing is already taking shape.
The business moves. The laptop stays shut.
Read and surfaced overnight
See invoices and booksThat is the day. £250 a month, after a 30-day pilot.
This is the pattern: one answer for the founder, with the work behind it visible enough to trust.
See how Omni answersWhat you see
What Omni did
STEP 01
STEP 02
STEP 03
No office required. No spreadsheet. The owner just asked.
01 / 04
The same questions all day — where’s my order, can I return this, where’s my refund — answered on your website around the clock, in your voice. Omni handles what it can and hands you the rest, with the context to decide in a tap.
02 / 04
Seven in ten carts get abandoned — Omni sends the reminder that brings them back. When a good customer goes quiet, it drafts the win-back. Your inbox gets a reply written in your voice. And once an order lands, it asks the customer for a review.
Re: Delivery update
Customer update
Your parcel is out for delivery today. I've added a small loyalty credit for the wait. Anything else, just shout.
03 / 04
Omni keeps watch on what quietly costs you — stock about to run dry, an invoice gone overdue, ad spend running ahead of sales, a payment dispute with a deadline — and flags it while you can still act, not in next week’s reckoning.
Evidence pack drafted and ready for review.
4 SKUs flagged below 5-day cover at current sell-through.
Spend is above baseline while conversions are flat.
04 / 04
Ask in plain words — why Tuesday was slow, what’s selling fastest, who hasn’t ordered since spring — and get a straight answer from your real numbers. No dashboard. The morning briefing lands on your phone before the day takes over.
Tuesday · 29 April
Yesterday: 105 orders, £39,065. Best Monday since May. But Tuesday's average basket is £291 against Monday's £455 — different segment buying.
Store, channels, ads and accounts finally talk to each other. The useful signal is usually between them.
01 / 04
WooCommerce · Shopify · Stripe
Live orders, products, stock and customers. Omni reads them in real time, not on a 24-hour sync.
See orders and returns02 / 04
WhatsApp · Instagram · Messenger · Gmail · Outlook
Every message lands in one place. The same brain that read it on WhatsApp knows Tuesday’s slow.
See the channels03 / 04
Meta Ads · Google soon
Spend versus sales, in the same place. Bad creative caught at lunchtime, not next week.
See marketing04 / 04
Xero · QuickBooks
Margins, cashflow and overdue invoices in one place, so spending decisions start from the real numbers.
See accountingEvery conversation makes it sharper. Your tone, your patterns, your rules — written down as you work, reused on the next question.
How you talk to customers, what you stand for, where you take ownership. Reads it before every reply so it sounds like you, not a bot.
“warm, no jargon, takes ownership of mistakes”
Tuesday baskets, returning trade buyers, the SKU that always pulls, the campaign that always tanks. Reused on every future answer.
“tuesday = trade buyers · checkout upsell would lift £30k/mo”
Auto-approve thresholds. Quiet hours. What to escalate, what to handle. Set once, applied without asking.
“refunds under £50 auto · no pings 22:00–07:00”
Every conversation it has becomes context for the next one. The longer it runs, the less it has to ask.
50% off the £500 plan. Use the 30-day founder pilot to prove the workflows: replies, refunds, reorders, follow-ups, alerts and briefings, so the day stops running through you. First 30 days protected. No contract. Cancel any time.
Five logins. None of them talk to each other.
Your whole operation in one place, store, stock, orders, money and customers, with replies, refunds and approvals on your phone.
Stack comparison is illustrative. The pilot decides whether OmniOps earns its place in your actual workflows.
Everything in the day you just read. The briefings, the replies, the recovered carts, the chased invoices. One Omni. £250 a month.
First 30 days protected. Keep it only if it earns its place.
You stay in control. For anything sensitive — refunds, returns, customer complaints, stock promises or money decisions — Omni flags it for your approval before acting. You set what it handles automatically and what needs your sign-off. And if it ever gets something wrong, you can override it instantly.
About a week, end to end. We connect Omni to your store, channels and inbox; we walk you through how it speaks to your customers and what it should escalate; we tune it to your products and policies. After that, Omni starts preparing work inside the rules you approve.
WooCommerce, Shopify, and Stripe natively. WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, Gmail and Outlook on top. Xero and QuickBooks for accounts. If you’re on something else, get in touch — we may already support it.
Any time. The 30-day founder pilot is no-contract. If Omni isn’t earning its keep, cancel any time and walk away. After that it’s a rolling monthly arrangement. No phone calls.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Core infrastructure is UK/EU hosted and built to support GDPR workflows. We never sell your data or use it for voluntary model training. Export or delete everything any time.
Yes. You choose the approval boundary. Omni can draft responses for you to approve, handle routine questions automatically, and pause money, promises, refunds, stock or sensitive cases for your sign-off. You set the rules — and you can change them any time.
This is for founders who still know every corner of the business. OmniOps just stops every corner depending on you.
The promise is simple: fewer tabs, fewer loose threads, more useful decisions reaching the phone at the moment they matter.
— James, OmniOps

Founder places
30-day founder pilot. £250/month while founder places remain. Onboarding takes about a week.
Use the founder signup path. No application form and no voucher code.
Omni creates the workspace it needs before billing attaches to the account.
Stripe collects the payment method securely. The first 30 days are protected.
No application. Checkout decides the founder place.
Available now
Founder places are live. Checkout when you are ready.
30-day founder pilot. £250/month while founder places remain. Normal price £500/month.