Sound like your store?
Three stores this is built for. If one of them is yours, the 20-minute call is the next step.
Finished repairs sit in the drawer for days because nobody had time to call the customer.
Special orders and layaways are tracked on paper or in one person’s head.
Your point of sale knows where every job stands, and the customer still has to call to ask.
What the Aurix team hands you.
Each one is in the proposal, in plain words, and quoted to your store.
- A text or email to the customer the moment a repair is marked finished in your point of sale, so the piece goes home and the drawer stays clear
- One message when a customer has several jobs with you, sent when the last one is finished, instead of three texts in a day
- Reminders for special orders and layaway payments, sent to the customer so nobody in the store has to remember
- A board of every open job, what it is, whose it is and where it stands, that anyone in the store can check
- Running on the point of sale you already use, and texting only the customers who agreed to texts
Quoted to your store after the call. No price on a page.
What happens today, and what happens instead.
They wait until someone has time to call the customer.
The customer hears the moment the job is marked ready.
Followed up from a notebook or from memory.
A reminder for each one, and a board of every open job.
How process automation runs, start to finish.
No slides, no price on a page. A call about your store, a one-page proposal, the work, and your yes before anything goes live.
- The callTwenty minutes about your store with Dylan: what is online, what is not, what you have tried.
- The proposalOne page in plain words: what we will do, what you get, and the price for your store.
- The workThe Aurix team does it on the systems you already run. Nothing new for your staff to learn.
- Your approvalYou see the result and say yes before it goes anywhere, the same way the platform works.
Jewelers run on all of this.
Independent jewelers and manufacturers run on Aurix, and it was built first inside Dylan's second-generation jewelry store in Cincinnati, for his own counter, his own bench and his own customers. Every service on this page started there.
Counts from the store’s own point of sale, January 1 to November 8, 2026.
Questions about process automation.
Twenty minutes with Dylan about your store. If a service is not the right fit, he will say so, and the platform is yours to try on 10 photos free.
Or write to hello@getaurix.ai.









