Platform

The platform behind the business. Marketing, customers, calendars, commerce, and money, on four services and one intelligence.

Architecture

Four services. One platform. A React application, a business API, an AI service called Signal, and a Python processing worker. Shared SDKs connect them to customer websites; agencies, their clients, and independent businesses work inside the same system with access scoped to the business they belong to.

01

Where people run the business

The application

app.sonor.ioReact

Client and project switching, the operational modules, analytics, and the Echo workspace share one interface, so navigation, loading states, and the selected business stay consistent as people move between jobs.

Agency overview → client workspace → project detail

02

Where business rules and records live

The business API

api.sonor.ioNestJS · TypeScript

Forms, CRM, analytics ingestion, SEO, scheduling, proposals, invoicing, commerce, content, integrations, and administration. Connected websites use its public API through site-kit; the dashboard uses authenticated routes.

Identity · data ownership · integrations · transactions

03

Where information becomes actionable

Signal

signal.sonor.ioAI orchestration

Signal assembles business context, routes model requests, runs tools, maintains memory, and evaluates patterns. Echo is its conversational interface. Proposed changes pass through a shared Action Ledger with project-specific authority.

Context → reasoning → tools → governed execution

04

Where slow and specialized work runs

The processing worker

queuePython · Redis

Search crawling, lead discovery, trend collection, language analysis, browser rendering, and native Meta music publishing. Queue jobs carry the work across the service boundary; results and failures return to the systems that asked.

Crawl · analyze · render · return a result

Signal & Echo

Most AI tools see one slice of your business. Signal sees the whole record. Echo is how you talk to it.

Know the business

Context from your own records

Signal reads the CRM, analytics, SEO, forms, commerce, proposals, reviews and broadcasts for your project, and remembers what it learns from one conversation to the next.

Understand the situation

Handling that fits the request

A piece of content, a question about the business and a change to your records each get handled their own way, with the context and model that job needs.

Do useful work

Tools that do real work

Echo looks records up and starts real work, like drafting a proposal or updating SEO metadata, and each change goes through the Action Ledger.

Echo in Sonor Messages answering “What should I do this week?” with the pipeline total, hot leads and open proposals, then a numbered list of follow-ups with time estimates
Echo answering “What should I do this week?” in Messages. STILLFORM, Sonor's demo workspace. Names and numbers are sample data.

Controlled action

AI work has an operational record. Every action carries an identity, a policy check and a recorded result, and anything that needs a person waits for one.

Signal's Action Ledger in Sonor: the autonomy policy, a Needs Your Decision list filtered by CRM task, Echo learning, follow-up email and FAQ, and proposed follow-ups with Signal's reasoning and a Review button
The Action Ledger: what Signal proposes, and why, waiting for your review. STILLFORM, Sonor's demo workspace. Names and numbers are sample data.
  1. 01

    Propose

    Capture the action, its target, evidence, and the acting identity.

  2. 02

    Evaluate

    Apply project policy, plan eligibility, confidence requirements, and configured daily limits.

  3. 03

    Review or execute

    Hold actions for a person where required; apply eligible actions through a registered executor.

  4. 04

    Record the result

    Keep execution status and metadata. Store prior state for actions that support reversal.

Connected workflows

Modules that finish each other's sentences. Four things that only work because the modules share one record.

01

A five-star review becomes a piece of marketing.

For eligible projects, a new five-star review can enter a workflow that prepares branded, attributed testimonial artwork (portrait for Facebook and Instagram, landscape for Google Business Profile), publishes it under the project's policy, and records the result back against the review.

  1. Five-star review arrives
  2. Branded, attributed artwork
  3. Connected publishing channels
  4. Result recorded with the review
02

The post carries the right atmosphere, including music.

Broadcast includes native music publishing for Meta: instrumental tracks organized by mood, a library that tracks what is fresh or resting, and a worker that publishes to Instagram and can share to the connected Facebook Page. The receipt is stored with the audio selection.

  1. Post + brand presentation
  2. Mood + reviewed track
  3. Native Meta music workflow
  4. Stored publication receipt
03

A signed proposal starts the payment workflow.

A client reviews scope, pricing, and terms and signs electronically. The signature creates the deposit invoice and linked payment records, notifies the team, starts the signed PDF, and advances the contact's lifecycle. Invoicing, accounting, and retainers pick it up from there.

  1. Scope + pricing + terms
  2. Client e-signature
  3. Deposit invoice + payment
  4. Signed PDF + customer record
04

An event has seats, customers, and money attached.

Events live in Commerce with scheduled occurrences, capacity, ticket purchases, attendee records, and ticket emails. Editing an occurrence respects seats already sold, and payments and refunds update the records the customer, the operator, and accounting rely on.

  1. Event + schedule + capacity
  2. Ticket selection + checkout
  3. Attendee + ticket email
  4. Sales + refunds + reporting

Behind the scenes

Slow, specialized work runs off the request path. The worker takes queue jobs and returns results or failures to the service that asked.

Research

Search-result crawling, lead discovery, citation checks, and trend collection.

Analysis

Keyword extraction, sentiment, and readability through dedicated NLP endpoints.

Rendering

Website screenshots across device viewports, proposal PDFs, and HTML-generated images.

Recovery

Job deadlines, bounded retries, failure records, and worker-health reporting.

By the numbers

Scope that speaks for itself.

22
Integrated modules

Listen · Act · Earn · Speak

22
AI skills

SEO to campaigns

100+
Site-kit components

Server & client

4
Services

App · API · Signal · Worker

Domain map

One platform. Clear boundaries.

  • sonor.ioMarketing
  • app.sonor.ioDashboard
  • api.sonor.ioBusiness API
  • signal.sonor.ioSignal, Echo, and the MCP server
  • sonor.devDocs

22 modules at a glance

Listen. Act. Earn. Speak. Resonate. Every module connects to every other. No silos.

Listen· Understanding your business

Act· Running your business

Earn· Getting paid for the work

Speak· Reaching your audience

Resonance· Maximum signal, every channel

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$751/mo

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vs

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$99/mostarting

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