For Corporate Operations

Run your company's back office without adding headcount.

Starch connects to the stack your operations team already runs on, from Salesforce and NetSuite to Slack, Stripe, and your finance tools, and handles context-heavy operations work with custom agents under human oversight. Your team keeps the judgment.

Starch connects to your company's existing tools A central Starch node connected by animated lines to 12 platforms: Salesforce, NetSuite, Slack, Stripe, HubSpot, Google Workspace, QuickBooks, Ramp, Workday, Zendesk, Brex, and many more. Salesforce NetSuite Slack Stripe HubSpot Google Workspace QuickBooks Ramp Workday Zendesk Brex and many more

Monday morning, your Head of Operations.

A real morning, from her inbox. The brief on the right is what she opens at 8:00. The lists below describe what she used to do, and what she does now.

Without Starch · Monday morning

  • Open NetSuite and match the vendor invoice manually
  • Pull the renewal report from Salesforce and scan for risk signals
  • Dig through CRM to find stale deals before the forecast
  • Query finance and product to assemble board metrics
  • Respond to three Slack requests that came in over the weekend

With Starch · Monday morning

  • Open the daily brief
  • Approve the vendor invoice
  • Review the three at-risk renewal drafts. Send two
  • Skim the CRM hygiene report. Forward to your AEs
  • Add one line of commentary to the board metrics draft

Built around your operations stack.

Whether your team runs on Salesforce, NetSuite, HubSpot, Stripe, or your finance and ERP systems directly, Starch reads, writes, and acts inside the tools your operations team already uses.

Salesforce

Keep CRM data clean, pull pipeline metrics, and draft account-level outreach with full context.

NetSuite

Pull financials for close, reconcile AP, and draft the metrics your board expects every quarter.

Stripe

Track billing status, flag failed payments, and draft dunning outreach for review before it sends.

HubSpot

Audit contact and deal hygiene, flag gaps, and keep your RevOps reporting accurate.

Ramp

Triage expense submissions, check spend policy, and route exceptions to the right approver.

Slack

Surface ops requests, route tickets, and post brief updates where your team already works.

Plus accounting, email, drive, e-sign, and 3,000+ more connectors. If your team uses it, Starch connects to it.

Detects what changed. Knows what it means. Takes the next step.

Because Starch is connected to your tools and grounded in your company's knowledge, it can spot live changes, understand what they mean, and take the next step. Every external action waits for human approval.

Example: a vendor invoice comes in
Example automation: a vendor invoice arrives, Starch processes it, a routed approval lands in the morning brief Step 1: vendor invoice arrives in email. Step 2: the Operations Team's Starch agent matches it to a PO, checks spend policy, and drafts the approval. Step 3: it updates NetSuite and drafts the approval note. Step 4: it lands as an item in the morning brief for sign-off. Vendor invoice Arrives in email trigger Starch Workspace • Match invoice to PO • Check spend policy • Draft the approval note • Flag for human sign-off Operations Team's agent Update NetSuite Vendor, amount, due date Draft approval note Vendor, invoice, PO match Morning brief "Invoice ready to approve. PO matched. $8,400."
Where Starch fits

Workflows we help build.

Order-to-cash and billing ops

New orders, invoices, and payment status live across CRM, billing, and email with no single view.

Starch tracks the order lifecycle from close to collected, flags exceptions, and drafts dunning outreach for review.

Vendor onboarding and procurement

Vendor intake, contracts, and approvals bounce between email, drive, and finance with manual follow-up.

Starch runs the intake workflow, chases missing documents, and routes approvals to the right person.

Month-end close support

Reconciliation requires pulling data from ERP, billing, and bank manually, every single month.

Starch assembles the close checklist, pulls figures from NetSuite and Stripe, and drafts the reconciliation summary.

CRM hygiene and RevOps reporting

Stale records and missing fields make pipeline data unreliable when it matters most.

Starch audits CRM data, flags gaps and stale entries, and drafts the weekly pipeline report for your RevOps review.

Renewals and churn-risk tracking

Renewal dates get missed and at-risk accounts go unnoticed until it is too late.

Starch monitors renewal dates and usage signals, flags accounts at risk, and drafts the outreach for your team to send.

Expense and AP review

Expense reports and vendor invoices sit in inboxes waiting for someone to process and approve them.

Starch triages incoming invoices and expense submissions, checks policy, and routes edge cases to the right approver.

Board and investor reporting

Pulling board-level metrics requires manual queries across finance, CRM, and product systems every quarter.

Starch pulls metrics from your connected systems, drafts the board narrative, and flags items that need your commentary.

Internal ticket and request triage

Operations requests pile up across Slack and email with no routing, priority, or resolution tracking.

Starch categorizes incoming requests, routes them to the right owner, and keeps a status log your team can trust.

Not a platform to configure. A system we build with you.

Starch isn't software you log into and configure. Our team builds the agentic operating system around your company, starting with the two workflows worth automating first.

1

Discovery

We sit with each seat on your team and learn the work that actually happens. You don't pick what to automate. We figure it out together.

2

Build

Our team configures the agentic operating system around your company: custom apps, your knowledge, your tools, your guardrails.

3

Tune

Weekly reviews with a named human pod. Workflows evolve. So does the system. You never maintain it alone.

Built for the data isolation and access controls your operations team requires.

Your company's data, agents, and audit log stay inside your tenant A sealed inner container labeled "Your company's tenant" sits inside the broader Starch infrastructure. The tenant holds your data, your agents, and your audit log. Starch infrastructure Your company's tenant Your data CRM, finance, email Your agents trained on your context Your audit log every action, exportable
✓Encryption in transit and at rest
✓Your data never trains a model
✓Granular access per person and family member
✓Full audit log of every agent action
✓Single-tenant deployment available
✓Run in your own cloud on Enterprise tier

Shared context does not mean universal access. The whole team works from the same ground truth, with access scoped to each person's role.

One tier. Built for operations teams.

A single Enterprise engagement, tailored to your company. Flat annual contract. No per-seat charges, no per-task meters.

Enterprise

Operations, finance, and RevOps teams

  • Configured around your company's tools, knowledge, and team context
  • Dedicated operator pod (named humans you can text)
  • Single-tenant deployment, or run in your own cloud
  • Unlimited agents, automations, and seats
  • Quarterly tune-ups as your workflows evolve
  • Custom SLAs and security review on request

Tailored to your company.

Frequently asked.

Does my company's data train an AI model?

Never. Your data stays in your tenant. We do not use your company's data to train any model.

How do you handle data isolation and access controls?

Access is scoped per person and team, every agent action is logged, and external actions wait for human approval. Your data is exportable at any time and lives in a tenant your company controls.

How long does onboarding take?

We start with two workflows and expand from there. Most operations teams see the first two live within a few weeks. We map the exact timeline when we scope your build.