Can Atlas run both B2B and B2C sales?
The B2B pipeline work — account research, qualification, prepared outreach, meeting coordination and follow-up — is what the Atlas Sales Agent already does. The B2C commerce work is a proposed package Ayonix scopes and delivers onto your existing storefront. Both keep their own rules, data and scorecards, and Ayonix will be explicit about which is which for your case.
Can Atlas connect Amazon, Shopify, eBay and AliExpress?
Those are target integration scope, not connectors available today. Ayonix can scope a native, partner, API, webhook or custom connection, and what is actually possible depends on platform approval, your seller permissions, your region and your plan. None of those companies endorses Ayonix, and none of these connections is presented as certified.
Does Atlas change prices or send messages on its own?
Only as far as you authorise. Autonomy is set per action: reading and research run automatically, drafts are always drafts, and outbound messages, discounts, price changes, purchase orders and refunds can each require a named person's approval, with a value threshold and an expiry.
How does it monitor competitors?
Using authorised and public sources only, configured to respect each platform's terms, your account's permissions and applicable law. Source and observation time are kept with every signal. Observed price and stock are a snapshot, not a claim of complete or real-time coverage.
Will it replace our CRM, storefront or inventory system?
No. Atlas is designed as an operating layer across the systems you already run, and those stay the system of record. Ayonix confirms which system owns which data, and exactly which write actions are permitted, during discovery.
What does a first pilot look like?
One motion and one measurable workflow. For B2B that is usually inbound lead enrichment, scoring, an approved first touch and the CRM update. Ayonix does not recommend starting with unrestricted price changes, purchasing, refunds or unsupervised outbound messaging.
Are the figures in the screenshots real?
The two phone screens are the Atlas AI Agent app as it ships on iPhone, from an Ayonix account, so what they show is real but small — it is one account's own activity, not a customer result. Every other interface on this page is an illustration, the companies and people in those are fictional, and the revenue trend carries no figures at all. Ayonix publishes no uplift percentage, customer count or revenue figure for Atlas.
Who is Hikari?
Hikari is the identity Atlas uses for the sales agent in this package's design work. The name is a persona, not a separate product or a capability claim — what the agent can do is described in the sections above.