Name What the Site Must Do
Start with the business outcome: who the site is for, what visitors need to do, and what must be true before you call it ready.
- Audience and purpose
- Pages and customer flows
- A clear definition of done
Phoros
Agents
Work with accountable agents across your organization
Accounting
Ledgers, receipts, reporting, and review
Communication
Inbox, contacts, follow-ups, and outreach
Inventory
Products, stock, pricing, and exceptions
Point of Sale
Checkout, payments, and sales records
Websites
Build and maintain your organization's website
Payroll
Employee records, pay-run workflows, and review
Work Continuity
Keep organizational context, proof, and lessons
Retail
Stock, sales records, books, and follow-up
Hospitality
Guests, reservations, stock, suppliers, and daily close
Property Management
Rent, maintenance, tenants, and documents
All Industries
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Forward Deployed Engineers
Audit, build, pilot, and prove AI-enabled operations
Technical Platform
Understand the primitives, runtime boundaries, and evidence model
Solo Professionals
Run client work, records, follow-up, and billing in one place
Implementation Partners
Bring Phoros into client delivery with explicit responsibilities
THE STOREFRONT
You Set The Direction
Your storefront, built and kept fresh with an agent. Tell the agent what your website needs to do; you choose the audience, message, and final design, and the agent helps turn that direction into a working site.
You
Set Direction
Agent
Builds With You
Phoros
Keeps the Work
HOW THE WORK MOVES
Your Direction, Carried Into a Working Website
You choose the purpose, audience, and final design. An agent helps carry that direction into a site you can inspect and approve.
1
The Job
2
Your Call
Set the Direction
Choose the voice, look, information, and actions the site needs. The agent works inside that direction and brings design decisions back to you.
- Your voice and message
- Your design preferences
- Your approval at key decisions
3
The Result
Review a Working Site
Inspect the working pages, request changes, and decide what is ready to publish. Phoros keeps the work record so the next change starts with context.
- Working pages to inspect
- Changes tied to your direction
- You decide what goes live
WEBSITE TOOLS
Tools for the Site You Direct
Create pages, forms, and connected web experiences around the job you set.
Visual Page Builder
Use the visual builder to arrange supported components, then inspect and approve the page before it is published.
Drop components here
Starter Templates
Start from an available professionally designed template and customize it to match your brand.
Mobile Responsive
Responsive layouts can adapt across phones, tablets, and desktops; review each view before publishing.
Component Library
Browse pre-built components such as headers, galleries, forms, and testimonials.
Custom Domains
Connect a supported domain or use a Phoros subdomain.
WHAT YOU CAN BUILD
From Simple to Sophisticated
Choose a site shape that fits the job.
Business Websites
Sites that present your brand and give visitors a clear next step.
Landing Pages
Pages for campaigns, product launches, and lead capture.
E-Commerce
Online storefronts can combine product catalogs, carts, and connected checkout.
Web Applications
Interactive apps can include forms, user accounts, and dynamic content.
Portfolios
Galleries for presenting your work and a clear path to contact you.
Booking Sites
Booking pages can connect appointment scheduling and calendars, with automated reminders where configured.
CONNECTED WORK
Connect the Website to Supported Phoros Tools
Connect forms, payments, products, and reporting where those Phoros modules are configured.
Analytics
Record visitor activity and configured conversion events for review.
Email Capture
Configured forms can add submitted details to connected contact lists or CRM records.
Payments
Use a configured Phoros POS connection for supported payments.
Inventory
Connected products can use inventory records and reflect recorded stock changes.
You Set the Direction
Bring the audience, message, and final call. Let an agent help carry the build.
QUESTIONS
Questions About Building Websites With an Agent
Do I need to code?
No. You name what the site must do and set the direction; the agent shapes pages, content, and structure for your review.
Can the agent maintain the site?
Yes. Updates, new pages, and routine content changes are drafted for your approval, so the site stops depending on your spare time.
How does publishing work?
You review the working site and decide what goes live. Nothing publishes on its own, and every version is kept.
Can I connect my own domain?
Yes. Domains can be purchased and managed inside the platform, or connected from outside.
What stays under my approval?
Anything that goes live. You decide what ships; the agent does the building.