Introducing Tokenwright: SFCC Work, Quoted in Minutes
Our new company turns a decade of Salesforce Commerce Cloud delivery into a product — senior operators, amplified by AI, with a firm cap on every quote.
Today we’re opening the waiting list for Tokenwright — a ZaUtre company that quotes Salesforce Commerce Cloud work against your actual code in minutes and delivers it as a merge-ready pull request in days.
Why we built it
After more than a decade of building and running SFCC storefronts, we kept seeing the same pattern. Good ideas don’t stall because teams can’t write the code. They stall in the distance between the merchant who needs a change and the developer who builds it: handoffs that thin out context, refinement and estimation cycles that take weeks, and quotes built from meeting notes rather than a deep read of the repository.
AI changed the shape of that problem. It collapsed the gap between intent and working code, which means the slow part of delivery has moved. Estimation and planning made sense when writing code was the bottleneck. It isn’t anymore.
Tokenwright is built for that new shape. AI gives our operators instant, deep context across your entire codebase — depth that used to take months to accumulate. Senior people handle the judgment; the engine handles the volume.
How it works
Every task follows the same four stages, from a one-line fix to a multi-week feature:
- Request — you describe what you want in plain English. “Add Apple Pay to checkout.” That’s the brief.
- Specification — the engine returns scope, approach, a firm token quote and risk flags, in minutes. Nothing is reserved until you approve.
- Build — AI generates the change, and one named senior operator reviews, refines and validates it with full codebase context.
- Delivery — a clean, documented, tested pull request lands in your repository. Your incumbent partner merges and deploys on their schedule.
What a Managed Token is
A Managed Token is a small, fixed unit of delivered SFCC work — and the unit you spend. A small feature or fix typically lands between 80 and 150 tokens; a mid-size feature between 300 and 700. Pricing reflects the value of what ships — a merge-ready pull request — plus the senior review and the liability behind it, never a meter of hours or compute.
The cap on every quote is firm. If the work runs over, the overrun is on us.
More than a delivery service
Once a codebase is onboarded, the engine keeps running. The Q&A Agent lets merchandisers, product managers and IT leads ask plain-English questions about how the store actually works — “Why don’t loyalty points apply to sale items?” — and get answers grounded in the real code. The Monitor Agent watches sandbox logs and the repository for errors, anomalies and security risks, and surfaces each one with a quote-ready fix. Both are included with every account, and more agents are on the roadmap.
Where ZaUtre fits
Tokenwright doesn’t replace your system integrator. It sits on top as a velocity layer, clearing the backlog while your existing partner keeps production, monitoring and pager duty. Access is read-only — a sandbox or read-only repository — and production environments, customer data and secrets are never touched.
When a client wants more, ZaUtre is underneath: the same senior SFCC team that has taken over and run platforms for brands like Montblanc, Samsoe Samsoe and Multiopticas, ready to absorb deploys, support and 24/7 operations. That’s a conversation clients raise, not one we pitch.
Join the waiting list
Tokenwright is in private launch, and admissions are capped to protect senior-operator capacity. Signing up takes a minute — no SOW, no sales call — and every admitted account starts free with the Q&A Agent, scoping and 300 starter tokens.