For businesses that make things
Your materials, orders and next purchase.
In one place.
When you’re making products, the admin has to fit around the work. Pallas connects stock, purchasing and production with an AI assistant you can ask in plain English.
Working sample company · $189/month flat · Unlimited users
A practical first task
“What’s running low?”
- Keep purchased materials and finished products in your inventory.
- Ask the assistant which items are below their reorder points.
- Review the quantities and supplier, then approve a draft purchase order.
- Receive the order and keep stock movements connected to your records.
Start with what you actually need.
Materials and replenishment
For a sewing studio, that might mean fabric, zippers and packaging. For a small-batch producer, ingredients and containers. These are example uses—not customer stories.
Work out a reorder point for free →Recipes and assemblies
Record a bill of materials and a production run so components and finished stock stay connected. Start with one repeatable product before expanding.
Ask about your production workflow →Before you switch
Do I have to replace everything at once?
No decision is needed to use the demo. Evaluate one workflow first, then check the records and systems you would need to move. Ask about any required integration before purchasing.
Does it connect to my storefront or accounting system?
Don’t assume a connection is available. Tell us the exact system and workflow so we can check it. QuickBooks setup requires company authorization; other integrations and specialist requirements need individual verification.
How much does Pallas cost?
The current price is $189/month flat with all modules and unlimited users. Explore the demo without a card. It is a sample environment, not a free production account.
What if a spreadsheet is enough?
Keep it if it solves the job. Pallas becomes worth evaluating when maintaining stock, purchases and orders in separate places creates work you want to remove.
One question is enough to start.
Tell us what you make and which task you want to simplify.
Check my workflow →