Pergamon is live

Today we're making Pergamon available to Evnie customers on the Growth and Pro plans.

Local business owners run their business across a dozen tools: a point-of-sale system, a payment processor, accounting software, Google reviews and spreadsheets. Each one holds part of the picture. Pergamon puts it in one place.

What Pergamon does

• Combines Evnie bookings, orders and AI check results with data from 20 tools, including Square, Stripe, Shopify, Clover, Toast, Lightspeed, QuickBooks, Deputy, 7shifts, Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, Mailchimp, Klaviyo, Meta Ads, Google Ads, Google reviews, spreadsheets, Zapier and Make.
• Answers plain-English questions like "What sold best?" or "Why are bookings down?" with an answer and a chart.
• Watches the business every day and flags slow weeks, waiting customers and bad reviews.
• Sends a Monday briefing with three suggested actions (Pro).
• Shows every location side by side for multi-location brands and agencies.

Forecasts, goals and actions

• 30-day forecasts of sales, bookings and leads, with an accuracy score tested on past data and rescored after each period.
• Forecasts account for weather, nearby events, promotions and competitor moves.
• The odds of hitting a monthly goal, and what it would take.
• Which leads will close, which regulars are slipping away and what will sell next week.
• One-tap tasks and drafted messages, or autopilot. Changes stay within owner-set limits, are logged, and never move money or remove shifts.
• An operations view of staff, shifts, jobs, invoices, stock and campaigns, with a My work view for each team member.
• Weekly competitor watch and opt-in benchmarks against similar businesses.

Private by design

Linked data stays private to each business and is never shared with or licensed to AI platforms or partners. Customer names, emails and phone numbers are converted to a private code before they're saved.

Availability

Growth includes Pergamon with 100 questions a month and 3 competitors watched. Pro includes 1,000 questions a month, 10 competitors, the daily watch and the Monday briefing.