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Cin7 AMA AI: GoNano diagnoses stock issues in ~30 seconds vs 1–1.5 hours

A roof-products maker now finds stock discrepancies in 30 seconds instead of an hour or more by asking Cin7's AI assistant in plain English.

CostCin7 Core (paid; AMA included)Vendor-published. The B2B portal and QuickBooks setup take longer; the AMA part is instant.
BusinessGoNano (roof-life extension products US/Canada; Joel Stark COO; 50–400 orders/month; 400+ contractor accounts)
StatusNew✓ Setup guide
Added2026-10-14
SourceWeb View original ↗
Task
replace Excel/email/Google Forms inventory with real-time stock answers and B2B ordering
Result
inventory discrepancy diagnosis ~30 seconds vs 1–1.5 hours; year-end reporting hours → minutes; ~"a couple hours per order" coordination saved; doubled contractor network to 400+ in ~18 months without proportional back-office headcount; six fewer back-and-forths per order via portal workflow
Tools
  • Cin7 (B2B Portal, QuickBooks sync, AMA Ask-Me-Anything AI agent)
Setup
  1. contractors order via B2B Portal → auto notify accounting → payment confirms production → shipping + tracking synced → QuickBooks handles quotes/estimates/orders → ask AMA for stock/mix/forecast questions with graphs + source links
Step-by-step setup guide

Step-by-step setup (paths from Cin7 Core Help)

Step 1. Open AMA. Click Ask AI in the navigation or the AMA icon in the header. Try a sample question first.

Step 2. Ask about stock. For example: "Stock of [SKU] across all warehouses, least to most." Switch between the chart and table tabs and export the table as CSV.

Step 3. Drill in with the suggested follow-ups (by location, date, customer). Start a New Chat for an unrelated topic.

Step 4. Use it for year-end. Ask for revenue by product group or top customers instead of building spreadsheets.

Step 5. Give feedback. Thumbs up or down on answers helps tune it.

Copy-paste questions

Which active products had zero sales in the last 30 days? Include current stock, category and supplier, sorted by stock descending, as a table.
Which sales orders are overdue past their planned ship date as of today? Include customer names.

Sources

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