For finance
A centralized layer for tracking agent spend.
Attribute every dollar—per user, per agent, per pull request. Route each task to the cheapest capable model, and put hard caps on spend before it overruns.
Pull spend from QuickBooks and NetSuite
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#finance Pull spend from QuickBooks and NetSuite
Cliff8:30 AMMonday again. I was about to rebuild the weekly spend report by hand across three tools.Forrest8:31 AM@nori pull last week's spend from QuickBooks and NetSuite, group by department, and post the usual sheet here.NoriAPP8:33 AM- Reading QuickBooks
- Reading NetSuite
- Building the department sheet
Done. Last week's spend by department from QuickBooks and NetSuite:Weekly Spend Week of Jun 16.xlsx -
#marketing Turn a Notion roadmap into a client deck
Forrest3:30 PMEnterprise clients keep asking for the Q2 product roadmap. We need something we can send today.Sandy3:31 PMIt's all in Notion, but it's internal: timelines, owners, the works.Forrest3:32 PM@nori turn our Q2 Notion roadmap into a client-facing slide deck. High level only, no internal timelines.NoriAPP3:34 PM- Reading Notion
- Drafting client slides
- Exporting the deck
Client deck from Notion. 8 slides, no internal details:Q2 Product Roadmap Client Overview.pdf -
#sales-inbound Respond to a Salesforce lead overnight
SALESFORCE New Lead HighSarah Chen, Acme CorpEvaluating AI dev tools for 40-person eng team. Wants pricing and onboarding walkthrough.NoriAPP2:50 AM- Reading Salesforce lead
- Replying from Gmail
- Booking on Calendly
Replied from Gmail and booked the call on Calendly:Meeting scheduled with Sarah Chen, Thursday 10am → -
#ops Pull Stripe signups from Slack
Sandy9:11 AMBoard deck is due this afternoon and I still don't have yesterday's signup numbers.Sandy9:12 AM@nori pull yesterday's new signups from Stripe, group by plan tier, and drop the sheet in this channel.NoriAPP9:13 AM- Reading Stripe
- Grouping by plan tier
- Posting the sheet to Slack
Yesterday from Stripe: 318 signups. Free 241, Pro 63, Enterprise 14.signups-by-tier-jun-23.csv
Track spend per user, agent, and team.
Every dollar an agent spends is attributed back to the person, the agent, and the team that ran it. No more unexplained line items on the model bill—just a clear picture of where the money goes.
See agent enablement per user.
Know exactly who is turned on for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini—and change it in one place. Onboard, offboard, or restrict an agent without chasing seats across a dozen dashboards.
Token cost per pull request.
Tie token spend to the work it produced. Every pull request carries the tokens and dollars it took to ship—so you can see which changes, and which agents, actually earn their cost.
Guardrails: cheapest model per task, hard caps on spend.
Route each task to the cheapest model that can do it, and cap what any user, team, or agent can spend. When a budget is hit, Nori stops before the overage—not after the invoice.
Just @nori. It ships—on budget.