I will build a tested ai agent for amazon and shopify stores

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Gerard Agba
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An AI agent can sort a month of transactions in minutes. It can also file them in the wrong account, quietly, and nobody notices until the books are wrong.


Anyone can build an agent now. The hard part is proving it gets things right. Here's how I help:


Tested before it touches your books. I check the agent against your own examples, the right ones and the wrong ones, and I try to make it fail on purpose.


Every mistake becomes a check. When it gets something wrong, that case turns into a test that runs every time the agent changes.


One clear job. Sorting transactions, matching payouts to invoices, flagging what looks odd, or drafting replies your team approves. Connected to QuickBooks, Xero or your own tools.


It drafts, you decide. Nothing reaches your books or your customers by surprise. You get a test report showing what passed, what failed, and what I fixed.


Read the FAQ, then pick a package or send me a message. Tell me the job first, and I'll say honestly if an agent is a good fit.


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n8n automation for reconciliation, fee audits and AI verification

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Hi, I'm Gerard. I work with online sellers on Amazon, Shopify and Stripe who spend too much time making their numbers match QuickBooks. I build tools that do this checking for you. They compare your payouts with your books, check your Amazon fees, and bring sales from all your platforms into one place. I document my work and send you a written report at every step. Each report says what I did, what I found, and what I need from you next. The final report lists every problem found, with the amount and the reason, and explains how to use what I built.

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