
An AI employee for your order desk — and beyond.
Inbox in, Fortnox out.
Works with Outlook + Fortnox · GDPR-compliant · EU-hosted
Every week, your team retypes the same orders from the same customers.
Orders arrive as PDFs, Excel attachments, forwarded threads, even pasted-in tables. Someone has to key them into Fortnox — line by line, SKU by SKU, “same as last time” by “same as last time.”
Three steps. No rules to write.
Point Fyord at the mailbox where orders arrive. It reads, drafts in Fortnox, chases customers for missing info, and validates against your business rules. Your team just approves.
Email arrives in your inbox
Point Fyord at orders@ or forward individual messages. Nothing changes for your customers.
Fyord drafts the order
It matches the customer, resolves SKUs, reads “same as last time,” and flags anything ambiguous.
One click to Fortnox
Review the draft, approve. The order is created in Fortnox with full line items, ready to pick.
Two hours a day, reclaimed.
As your customers grow and admin salaries rise, manual order entry becomes the most expensive thing your team does.
- 2 hours a day keying orders from PDFs and Excel
- “Same as last time” = scroll back six emails
- Typos shipped to the warehouse
- No audit trail when things go wrong
- Hiring just to keep up with growth
- 5 minutes to review overnight orders
- Customer history resolved automatically
- Every order auditable — source email attached
- Exceptions flagged before they reach the warehouse
- Scale order volume without hiring
Deploying autonomous agents in wholesale operations is a hard engineering problem.
Here's how we approach itFounding customer pricing.
We're taking our first 5 founding customers at a discounted rate — in exchange for feedback, references, and a case study when results land.
- Unlimited orders
- One Fortnox + one Outlook (or shared mailbox)
- Customer-specific learning over time
- Exception routing & approvals
- EU-hosted, GDPR-compliant
- Direct line to engineering
Limited to our first 5 founding customers.
In exchange: weekly feedback, named testimonial when results land, reference rights for future prospects.
Questions we hear a lot.
What happens if Fyord gets an order wrong?
Is my email data secure?
Does this work with shared orders@ mailboxes?
orders@, sales@, or any address your customers already use. Your team keeps their regular inboxes untouched.Do my customers need to change how they send orders?
What ERP integrations do you support?
How do I cancel?
Your inbox, in Fortnox, done.
One mailbox. See your overnight orders approved before your first coffee.