You ask once. The team runs it.
Luray isn’t a tool for one step. Describe the outcome in plain English and a team of agents runs it end to end, across your procurement and supply chain. You approve the calls.
One loop runs every request
From a plain-English ask to a finished, approved action, every job follows the same four beats.
You ask
Say it in plain English
Describe the outcome in a sentence. A reorder, a customer quote, or a standing instruction to keep stock topped up. No forms to fill.
It plans
The assistant routes the work
It reads the goal, breaks it into steps, and hands each one to the agent built for it, sourcing, sales, inventory, or fulfillment.
Agents act
The team operates the platform
The agents run real platform actions with your permissions, and narrate what they do as they go. Everything lands as a real record.
You approve
You make the final call
The routine work runs on its own. Anything that commits money or leaves the building waits for your approval.
One instruction, the whole job
A single standing instruction, followed end to end. The assistant plans it, then hands each step to the agent built for it.
›Keep the Dallas tees in stock.
The same loop, across your operation
Ask for anything in these four areas and the same team runs it the same way, all on one platform.
Procurement
Sourcing, negotiation, purchase orders, receipts, and bills, from a first request to a matched invoice.
Sales
Incoming RFQs, quotes at your margin, and sales orders, tied to the same records your team works from.
Inventory
Reorder points, purchase requests, and goods received into stock across every warehouse.
Fulfillment
Carrier rates, booked freight, and tracked shipments, all the way to the door.
See it run on your next order
One instruction, a whole team of agents, running your procurement and supply chain. You approve the calls.