Signals
A short, ranked list of what changed this week, so you don’t read 38 alerts to find the one that counts. Normal wobbles stay quiet.
Tillermark sits across the tools your team already uses. It watches for changes that matter, explains them with evidence, and turns them into decisions you can approve.
A short, ranked list of what changed this week, so you don’t read 38 alerts to find the one that counts. Normal wobbles stay quiet.
Every signal opens into a thread: the numbers, the tickets, the notes, the causes checked and ruled out. Each line links to its source.
When there’s a clear next step, Tillermark drafts it, checks it against your rules, and sends it to the person who owns the decision.
Tillermark never asks you to trust a black box. You see which sources it read, which causes it ruled out, and how sure it is.
No UK price changes this month.
Top 20 UK products in stock.
Customs holds began with the warehouse switch.
The new UK warehouse is causing customs delays.
| Decision | Result |
|---|---|
| Credit for delayed UK customers | Repeat orders +8.7% |
| Paused a low-margin audience | Cost per order −11.2% |
| New sizing guide, line 04 | Refunds −9.6% |
Fourteen days after every action, Tillermark checks what happened and writes it down. Next time a similar signal appears, you start from what worked, not from scratch.
Sample data, for illustration.
Connections start read-only. Tillermark can only act through tools you explicitly allow.
Nothing with real-world impact happens without a named person approving it.
We don’t sell data or use it to train models for other customers. See the privacy policy.