Big companies never do their own admin. Now you don't either.
Runs on what you already pay for
Everything runs itself. You still decide.
The work happens between close and open. You arrive to a short list, not a pile.
$0
a month for a bookkeeper on a fixed package. Before anyone has touched the roster, the socials or the phone.
Nine agents on the floor.
- 001 Suppliers
- 002 The books
- 003 Marketing
- 004 Reception
- 005 Web
- 006 Bookings
- 007 CRM
- 008 Admin
- 009 The till
001 to 009
One per department. They work the night and hand you the short list.
Three states.
- Needs you
- Watching
- Done
Autonomy is earned, one department at a time
Anthropic's guidance is autonomy in proportion to demonstrated reliability. Ours starts at none, and every draft stops at you.
- Sourdough+6%Reordered overnight
- Tomatoes+34%Held for you
$614 and 9.5 hours in one month
Modelled against a 40-cover Melbourne venue's July invoices.
Businesses never needed another app. They needed the work done, and they needed to stay in charge of what went out the door.
That is the whole design. Every department runs overnight on the systems you already pay for, and stops to ask before it commits you to anything.
Peregrine integrates with the systems your business already runs on. One place for the work, however many places it comes from.
Reads your till, your bank and your roster. Writes nothing you have not approved.
Every figure opens. Click one and see the invoice line it came from.
Runs 24/7 in the background, so it never competes with service.
Every department in one place. Nothing new for your staff to learn.
FAQ
The questions we get asked before anyone lets us near their books. Where an answer rests on a number, the number carries its source.
Everything an owner asks before they hand over the keys.
It watches supplier prices daily and redrafts the order when a line moves. It clears your card takings against Xero overnight and flags what did not match. It drafts the roster against forecast covers and award rates and shows labour as a share of the day. It answers the phone through service, holds the function quotes, and queues the posts. Every one of those lands in your morning brief, and the ones that need a decision sit at the top.