In today's fast-paced digital landscape, efficiency is not just a goal—it's a necessity. Businesses are constantly seeking ways to optimize operations, reduce manual errors, and scale rapidly. Enter businesses.do, a revolutionary platform designed to empower companies to automate, manage, and run business operations as code using agentic workflows, simple APIs, and SDKs.
This isn't just about simple task automation; it's about fundamentally transforming the way businesses operate.
Imagine defining your entire business process, from client onboarding to invoice generation and inventory management, not as a series of disparate manual steps, but as elegant, programmable code. This is the core philosophy behind businesses.do's "Business as Code" approach.
"Business as Code" means defining your operational logic, workflows, and data handling processes in a way that can be managed, versioned, and executed programmatically. It transforms traditionally manual or fragmented tasks into consistent, repeatable, and scalable API-driven services.
With businesses.do, your business logic becomes:
businesses.do provides an AI-powered platform to turn this vision into reality. Its hero promise is clear: "Define, manage, and run your business operations as code, transforming workflows into programmable, API-driven services."
At its heart, businesses.do leverages the concept of "agents." Think of an agent as an intelligent, specialized helper for a specific business function. For example, you might have a SalesAgent, an InventoryAgent, or a ClientOnboardingAgent. These agents encapsulate the logic and data related to their domain, making your operations modular and easy to manage.
Let's look at a simple example using the platform's agent functionality:
import { agent } from '@dotdo/agent';
interface Business {
id?: string;
name: string;
industry: string;
location: string;
}
// Define an agent to manage businesses
const businessAgent = agent.create<Business>('business');
async function createBusiness(data: Business): Promise<Business> {
return businessAgent.create(data);
}
async function getBusiness(businessId: string): Promise<Business | null> {
return businessAgent.get(businessId);
}
// Example usage:
async function run() {
const newBusiness = await createBusiness({
name: 'Innovative Solutions LLC',
industry: 'Technology',
location: 'San Francisco, CA'
});
console.log('Created Business:', newBusiness);
const fetchedBusiness = await getBusiness(newBusiness.id);
console.log('Fetched Business:', fetchedBusiness);
}
run();
This simple TypeScript example demonstrates how you can define a Business entity and interact with it using a businessAgent. This foundational concept extends to complex workflows:
Businesses looking to gain a competitive edge will find immense value in businesses.do:
businesses.do is tailored for:
The future of business is programmable. By adopting a "Business as Code" approach, you're not just automating tasks; you're building a resilient, agile, and future-proof operational foundation.
Visit businesses.do today and explore how you can automate your business operations with code, unlock new efficiencies, and manage your online business with unprecedented control.