Five bots, one number each
Each template owns a number a finance team already reports, and each one passes its own acceptance tests with no other bot installed. Three of the five can pass one advisory signal to each other, and only when the same Grok Bot member owns both ends.
| Bot | Price | Loaded cost | In the box | Displaces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ledger | $20 | $85,000 | 8 skills, 7 routines | AR / collections analyst |
| Bellwether | $20 | $125,000 | 7 skills, 7 routines | RevOps analyst |
| Waterline | $20 | $120,000 | 6 skills, 5 routines | E-commerce financial analyst |
| Quartermaster | $20 | $105,000 | 6 skills, 6 routines | Procurement analyst |
| Backstop | $20 | $145,000 | 8 skills, 9 routines | Delivery lead / account director |
| Bundle | $69 | $580,000 | 35 skills, 34 routines | All five |
The table scrolls sideways for the role each bot displaces.
What each one owns
Days Sales Outstanding, measured by countback, reported weekly beside CEI and average days delinquent. Every invoice past terms carries a next action, a named owner, and a date.
Forecast integrity. No deal sits in the committed number unless the evidence in the CRM supports it.
True contribution margin per SKU per channel, after every deduction, and the alert that fires before a product quietly starts losing money.
Committed annual vendor spend, split into spend under conscious decision, spend that auto-renewed unexamined, and spend that was already locked when Quartermaster arrived.
Gross delivery margin per client per month, and out-of-scope work caught while it is still billable.
Buying all five
The bundle is $69 against $100 bought one at a time, which saves $31, or 31 percent. It carries all 35 skills, 34 routines and the 3 optional edges. Five share links and thirty documents arrive by email within about a minute of payment.