Promises disappear
Customer obligations get buried across inboxes, calls, chats and people.
DONE is a tested B2B Commitment & Execution OS for service businesses — designed to capture promises, assign accountability, protect deadlines and expose revenue risk before value disappears.
Buyer-safe demo. Sample browser data. No seller credentials, production secrets or confidential source are exposed.
Quotes wait. Payments go unfollowed. Appointments remain unconfirmed. Promises sit without owners. DONE makes the commitment — not the message — the primary operational object.
Customer obligations get buried across inboxes, calls, chats and people.
The message exists, but owner, deadline, value, priority and status remain implicit.
Quotes, invoices and customer decisions age without one clear risk view.
Capture WhatsApp, email, phone or manual input.
Identify intent, deadline, money, priority and risk.
Assign owner, status and approval policy.
Prepare or complete the next action.
Audit overdue work and expose money leakage.
DONE ranks open and pending commitments by financial exposure, overdue time and priority. The score stays explainable: the buyer can inspect the commitment, amount and lateness behind every signal.










Attention, approvals, opportunity value and value at risk.
Capture conversations and process them into structured commitments.
Create, infer, approve, complete and reopen obligations.
Clients, quotes, money context and calendar events.
Prepare safe follow-up actions under explicit approval rules.
Provider-neutral activation boundary for AI, WhatsApp, email and telephony.
Role foundation, organization isolation and accountable audit history.
30 languages, autonomy levels, export and protected workspace deletion.
The Autonomy Slider lets the operator decide how far DONE can go — from observation to bounded autonomy. Money movement and destructive actions remain approval-protected.
The acquisition case is deliberately based on reproducible behavior, not fabricated commercial traction.
This separation is intentional: the acquirer receives the product/IP without inheriting seller billing, KYC or production-provider credentials.
Buyer selects provider, API key, budgets and production policy.
Buyer connects its own channels, webhooks, DNS, numbers and consent policies.
Buyer chooses subscription, licensing, implementation or enterprise model and its own payment provider.
Local JSON supports demo/QA; buyer migrates to a transactional database before sensitive multi-tenant production.
Best suited to an acquirer with distribution, clients, provider accounts or a vertical niche that can commercialize faster than rebuilding from an empty repository.
Landing, product video, selected screenshots and safe interactive demo.
Acquisition discussion, confidential dossier and NDA where appropriate.
Controlled source review, QA reproduction, architecture and license review.
Definitive asset/IP agreement, escrow, source/docs handover and agreed transition.
No. DONE is deliberately presented as a pre-revenue software/IP asset. No MRR, customer count or traction is fabricated.
The product contains provider-neutral activation boundaries and local deterministic inference for demonstration. The acquirer connects its own production providers, accounts, webhooks and legal policies.
No. It is a zero-cost reference store for demo and QA. The production checklist requires migration to a transactional database plus backups, migrations, rate limiting, secret management and observability.
This is intentional. The buyer is free to choose SaaS subscriptions, white-label licensing, enterprise licensing, implementation fees or another model — and connect its own payment provider, KYC and tax structure.
The intended transaction is a software/IP asset sale covering the agreed project source, project-specific documentation, QA/release materials and transferable assets, subject to the definitive purchase/IP assignment agreement.
Use the marketplace listing to contact the seller. Qualified buyers can receive the confidential acquisition dossier and controlled due-diligence access.