Implementation
How Ettore goes live, and how it is priced.
About a month from connecting the first mailbox to scaling up. You pay for Ettore by the requests it handles, not by seats. The implementation is done by Adaptto, the company behind Ettore.
Sample data
How we get you live — about a month
Five steps, in this order. You start with one mailbox, and a person approves every draft by default.
- 01
Setup
Mailboxes and ERP connected. Mail intake works with Outlook and Gmail; Odoo is connected, and for SAP Business One or Microsoft Dynamics we build the connector for your setup.
- 02
Demo on your data
Drafts from your own requests. Before you decide anything, your team judges the drafts on its own data.
- 03
Training
One session with your team.
- 04
Paid pilot
Real requests, your team approves. Write-back to the ERP is switched on when your team trusts the drafts, not before.
- 05
Scale up
More mailboxes and request types, once the first one works.
What holds from the first day.
It starts with one mailbox
You do not connect the whole back office on day one. One inbox, real requests, and a decision about the second one afterwards.
Write-back is switched on when you trust it
Until your team trusts the drafts, Ettore writes nothing back to the ERP. It costs you review time and nothing else.
A person approves by default
By default, a person on your team approves every quote and order before it goes out. You can leave everything on review.
You can turn it off anytime
At any step of the onboarding, or after it. Whether Ettore stays is your decision.
How it is bought
Two things, priced separately: the product, and the work of putting it live. Neither figure is on this site.
The product: priced by requests handled
A monthly investment that tracks the number of requests Ettore handles, not the number of seats. A quiet month costs less than a busy one, and putting more of your team on it costs nothing extra.
The implementation: done by Adaptto
Adaptto, the company behind Ettore, runs the five steps above. Adaptto sells implementation as a service, and its price is on adaptto.ai/implementation.
We do not publish Ettore’s figures. Bring your request volume and we will put a number against it.
Implementation and pricing questions.
How long does implementation take?
About a month, in five steps: setup, a demo on your data, a training session with your team, a paid pilot on real requests, then scaling up to more mailboxes and request types.
How is Ettore priced?
By the requests it handles, not by seats. We do not publish figures: bring your request volume and we will put a number against it.
Who does the implementation?
Adaptto, the company behind Ettore. Adaptto sells implementation as a service; its price is on adaptto.ai/implementation.
Is the pilot paid?
Yes. It runs on real requests and your team approves the drafts. We do not publish its price on this site.
Do we have to connect everything at once?
No. It starts with one mailbox, and write-back to the ERP is switched on only when your team trusts the drafts.
Which mail and ERP systems does it connect to?
Mail intake works with Outlook and Gmail. Odoo is connected; for SAP Business One or Microsoft Dynamics, we build the connector on request.
Can we stop using it?
Yes. You can turn it off anytime.
Start with one mailbox.
Bring your request volume to the demo. We will walk you through the five steps and put a number against it.