How Purple Act creates dashboards, apps, agents and workflows on your data
Four steps from the systems your business already uses to the tools it runs on. Describe what you need the way you would brief a colleague, and change it the same way.
Step 1
Connect your systems and your Purple data
1,000+ connectors bring in CRM, point of sale, bookings, marketing, email, calendar and docs, with Purple WiFi data as a first-class source.
- 1,000+ connectorsPoint of sale and tills, bookings, CRM, marketing, network and footfall, email, calendar and docs.
- Purple WiFi data, first classPlugs straight in beside your own systems. Use your data, ours or both.
- Tell us what to connectThe waitlist form asks which systems you run, so yours are connected first.
Step 2
Describe what you need in plain English
Brief Purple Act the way you would brief a colleague: no specification, no ticket, no development queue.
- Plain EnglishIf you can say it, Purple Act can create it.
- Any of four kindsA dashboard, an app, an agent or a workflow.
Step 3
Purple Act creates it on your data
Watch it take shape, then say what to change and Purple Act changes it, with no developer for the last 20%.
- On your connected dataBuilt on the sources you have connected, not a one-off export.
- Change it by askingNo ticket and no development queue.
- Check it against the sourceAny figure can be checked against the system it came from.
Step 4
Run the business from one place
Everything you build sits side by side on the same data, instead of in a dozen tabs.
- Side by sideDashboards, apps, agents and workflows in one place, on the same data.
- Nothing hiddenEvery agent and workflow run is on record for you to check.
Guardrails
Built with guardrails from day one
Safe enough for your IT team to say yes. We run Purple this way ourselves.
- Production systems are protectedYour builds work on your data without putting the systems you run on at risk.
- Permissions are respectedPeople see the data they are allowed to see, and nothing more.
- Every agent's actions are observableYou see what each agent and workflow did, when, and on which data.
- Every number traces back to its sourceBuilds read your connected systems, not a one-off export, and every run is on record.
FAQ
The questions operators ask first
What can I build?
Four kinds: dashboards you can ask questions of, internal apps, agents with a defined role, and workflows that move data between systems. Describe what you need in plain English and Purple Act creates it on your connected data.
How do I know the numbers are right?
Check them at the source. Everything Purple Act creates reads your connected systems, not a one-off export, so its figure is the figure in your till or bookings system. Every run is on record, and agents draft for your approval.
Do I need a developer to make things in Purple Act?
No. The people who run the business describe the tool they need, and change it by saying what to change, with no development queue. Your IT and data team keeps control of what connects and who sees what.
What happens when a source system changes?
Every build runs on the live connection, so a failed run shows on record straight away, and you fix the build by saying what changed. No ticket, no developer.
Which systems does Purple Act connect to?
1,000+ connectors cover what multi-site businesses run on: point of sale, bookings, CRM and marketing tools, email, calendar and docs, plus Purple WiFi footfall, visits and dwell time. Name yours on the waitlist form and we connect them first.
Is it safe to let AI build on our data?
Yes. Production systems stay protected, people only see the data they are allowed to see, and every agent's activity is visible to you. Your data can stay in the data store you already have, and we run Purple this way ourselves.
When can I use Purple Act?
Early access goes to the waitlist first, and the systems you name are connected first. If your problem will not wait, talk to the Purple team now and we will start with your systems.
Run your whole business from one place
Name your systems and tell us your first build, and they are connected first when early access opens.
Get your systems connected first
Your name, your work email and which systems you run. That is all it takes.