The system itself · 5 entries
Everything else on this site is about a buyer talking to a business. This is about the business talking to itself, and about how a stranger reaches the conversation in the first place. It is the same agent and the same data in every case — what changes is who is asking, and therefore what they are allowed to see.
Yes, and it is the same agent under a different permission set rather than a second product. A field rep sees their own retailers' balances, a picker sees stock locations, an owner sees the day's numbers — each answering from the same data, each bounded by what that role is allowed.
Internal is a different permission set, not a different product.
One agent, three answers, and the difference between them is authority rather than wording
— standing in the shop, mid-conversation, needing a number
What you'll observe
The balance for that retailer, if this rep is allowed to see it. Their own accounts, not the whole ledger — a rep who can query any balance in the business is a data problem walking around with a phone.
— in the aisle, hands full, wanting a location and nothing else
What you'll observe
The location, said plainly. No order context, no customer name, nothing the picker does not need — brevity here is a permission boundary as much as a courtesy.
— the question the owner actually asks, in the words they use
Aaj kitna hua?
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What you'll observe
The day's numbers from your own books, answered at the hour the question gets asked. This is the one role that sees across the business, and it is the one role that should.
Two entry points where nobody has been introduced yet
— on tarkapp.com, right now, on this page
What you'll observe
The widget on this site is the same layer, pointed at our own catalog and our own rules. It answers about TarkApp, refuses what it has not been given, and you can test that on the claims page rather than take it from a paragraph.
— the most Indian growth mechanic there is
What you'll observe
A ring and a hang-up is a request that costs the caller nothing, and it comes back as a conversation on the channel they already use. For a buyer with no data balance, a missed call is the whole interface.
Neither. It is the same agent answering from the same catalog and books, with roles deciding what each person can reach. Anything a role has not been granted is unreachable to it, the same way a capability nobody switched on is unreachable to a buyer.
No, and that is the point of the permission set rather than an afterthought about it. A rep sees their own accounts; the cross-business view belongs to whoever is accountable for the business.
It is the same conversational layer running on TarkApp's own catalog and rules, which is why the claims page can invite you to try to break it. Testing it here is testing the thing, not a demo built to look like it.
Ask it: “What did we sell today?”
You're talking to the product. Nothing you send is added to any business's catalog.