Viktor connects Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta Ads, Google Ads, and Stripe. It prepares the morning brief, audits lifecycle flows, and holds campaign changes for review.
Shopify
Klaviyo
Meta Ads
Google Ads
Stripe
store-morning-brief.pdf
Trusted by teams that move fast:
Customer story
12
scheduled workflows
15 days
to full setup
“I'm using Viktor to find key notes on certain PO orders. No need to look for long threads or going to Asana.”
AnneProduct Pipeline Manager at TWL8 channels
served in Slack
~2 hrs/day
manual work replaced across five team members
Link Shopify, Klaviyo, Meta Ads, Google Ads, Stripe, and the tools behind the job. Label each connection so Viktor uses the right store and account.
Ask Viktor to save the report format, definitions, thresholds, and approval rules as a shared skill. Schedule the job after the first output is correct.
store-action-list.pdf
Viktor posts the report with its sources and definitions. Tools set to Ask first pause before a budget, campaign, or customer-facing change runs.
Viktor works across orders, campaigns, customer journeys, and revenue. The result comes back in the format your team can use.
Viktor compares orders, refunds, ad spend, and cash received against your reporting rules, then explains the changes and exceptions that need attention.
daily-revenue-brief.pdf
It reviews welcome, cart, post-purchase, and win-back flows, groups gaps by impact, and drafts the tests worth running next.
klaviyo-flow-audit.pdf
Viktor compares Meta and Google Ads performance with your rules, ranks the exceptions, and holds proposed changes for review.
campaign-pacing-review.pdf
Viktor combines orders, refunds, fees, and ad spend with your definitions. It lists the changes and exceptions for finance review.
weekly-margin-report.pdf
Viktor reads the support system you connect, groups repeat themes, and links them to order or account context when that data is available.
customer-friction-digest.pdf
Viktor compares inventory, sell-through, margin, and planned spend. It flags products that can stock out and products that need a different promotion.
inventory-risk-brief.pdf
Viktor reads and writes where each connected tool and its permissions allow. It returns a report, draft, or proposed action for your team to review.
and 3,200+ more
It connects the store, campaign, lifecycle, and revenue context, then returns a finished report or a review-ready action.
What it leaves with your team: Your team still reconciles the views and decides what changed.
What changes with Viktor: Viktor reads the sources together and writes the explanation and action list.
What it leaves with your team: Each tool explains only its own part of the customer journey.
What changes with Viktor: One run can connect ads, orders, lifecycle messages, refunds, and cash received.
What it leaves with your team: Your team designs every trigger, branch, exception, and handoff.
What changes with Viktor: You assign the outcome. Viktor reasons through the work and returns the deliverable.
What it leaves with your team: The store context stays in one person’s private chat.
What changes with Viktor: One Viktor works with the whole team in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
What it leaves with your team: Your team rebuilds the report and checks the formulas every week.
What changes with Viktor: Viktor reruns the saved process and posts the sources, definitions, and exceptions.
Give Viktor access to the work without giving up control of the decisions that affect customers or spend.
Connect the same app more than once and label each store or account. Viktor asks which connection to use when a request is ambiguous.
Set campaign, budget, or customer-facing tools to Ask first when each proposed action needs approval.
The team shares one Viktor in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Each request uses only the connections that the requester can access.
Choose from available models and set team defaults for quick or complex work.
Yes. The same app can be connected multiple times and each connection can be labeled. If a request is ambiguous, Viktor asks which store or account to use.
One hire. The output of a team.
Viktor works nights, remembers every decision, and connects to 3,200 tools. Start free with $100 in credits, then $50 a month.
