Q&A Agent
Merchandisers, PMs and IT leads ask plain-English questions about how the store actually works. Answers come back grounded in your real code.
- Why don't loyalty points apply to sale items?
- Where's the free-shipping threshold set?
The velocity layer for Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
The backlog item that's been stuck for months can ship this week. One senior operator, with deep context on your entire codebase, quotes it against your actual code in minutes and delivers a merge-ready PR in days. And because the models keep improving, every engagement gets sharper than the last.
Start free: the Q&A Agent, scoping and 300 starter tokens (~2 small changes). No card, no commitment.
Add Apple Pay to checkout, including international storefronts and the existing wallet test suite.
≈ €1,800 delivered. The same scope runs ~€7,500 with an in-house or agency team.
The shift
AI didn't just make developers faster. It collapsed the gap between intent and working code — which means the slow part of delivery has moved. Estimation, planning and scoping made sense when writing code was the bottleneck. Now there's room to spend less time planning and more time shipping.
Tokenwright was built for this new shape from day one. AI gives our operators instant, deep context across your entire codebase — depth that used to take months to accumulate. Seniors handle the judgment; the engine handles the volume.
We're not here to replace your SI. We're the velocity layer that sits on top — making the work they already do easier.
How it works
From a one-line bug fix to a multi-week feature, the flow is the same — quoted in minutes, merge-ready PR in days.
Describe what you want in plain English. "Add Apple Pay to checkout." That's the brief.
The engine returns scope, approach, a firm token quote and risk flags. You approve before anything is reserved.
AI generates the change. One named senior operator reviews, refines and validates it with full codebase context.
A clean, documented, tested pull request lands in your repo. Your SI merges and deploys on their schedule.
The unit
A Managed Token is a small, fixed unit of delivered SFCC work — and the unit you spend. You're priced on the value of what ships, a merge-ready pull request, plus the senior judgment and liability behind it. Never a meter of hours or compute.
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The same understanding that prices your tasks is available to your whole team as agents — part of the engine, never separate products to buy.
Merchandisers, PMs and IT leads ask plain-English questions about how the store actually works. Answers come back grounded in your real code.
Watches sandbox logs and the repository for errors, anomalies and security risks, and surfaces each one in plain language with a quote-ready fix one click away.
Thirteen more on the list today — from a Performance Agent to a Platform Upgrade Agent. Subscribers vote on what ships next and get every one without renegotiation.
Access & trust
SOC 2 Type II audit in progress; report available under NDA on request.
Built by ZaUtre
Tokenwright is built and operated by ZaUtre's senior SFCC engineers — the same team behind platforms for Montblanc, Samsoe Samsoe and Shiseido. You can stop at any stage. We don't pitch consolidation; we earn it.
Tokenwright runs alongside your incumbent SI and clears the backlog with clean PRs. They keep production, monitoring and pager duty.
Once the Monitor Agent earns trust, routine fixes and small incidents can move over. Your SI keeps the bigger production events.
ZaUtre absorbs the traditional SFCC scope — deploys, support, 24/7 operations — under one relationship. A conversation you raise, never one we pitch.
For the skeptical CTO
Tokenwright is built by ZaUtre, the Salesforce Commerce Cloud consultancy behind this site. Tokenwright is the productized, AI-accelerated velocity layer; ZaUtre runs the traditional SFCC capability — deploys, 24/7 ops, complex platform work — that sits underneath when clients want it.
Every Managed Token traces to a senior operator's review, so admissions are capped to protect that guarantee. Most accounts are admitted within two weeks; tell us in the signup notes if your case is time-critical.
Each monthly plan includes a token balance. You submit a task, get a firm token quote in minutes, and tokens are only deducted once your approver signs off. If the work runs over, the overrun is on us.
Nothing, on day one. Tokenwright sits alongside them — they keep production, pager duty and long-tail platform work. Consolidation is a conversation you raise, not one we pitch.
Read-only, always. A sandbox or dev instance is preferred; read-only repository access scoped per operator is the fallback. Production, payment infrastructure and customer data are never touched. SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress.
One last thing
Frictionless signup. Admission typically within two weeks. Free starter tokens to explore the engine on your real code before you buy.