Artux digital employees are built for cross-border e-commerce and DTC storefront teams: assign work in Feishu the way you would to a colleague, and it opens a real browser to pull data, queries Lingxing ERP and SellerSprite, writes category research, and tracks sell-through and rankings on a schedule. Standard is ¥1,699/month including a dedicated always-on instance, managed AI, 10 service seats, 10M tokens, and a seven-day trial. Upstream data-service usage is itemized separately. None of this was adapted for the industry after the fact: it grew inside a cross-border DTC furniture business and ran there for twelve months before it shipped.
Not "30% more efficient" — the specific blockages that happen every week.
Handoffs happen verbally across teams, and nobody knows whether it is stuck at quoting, redesign or sampling. Competitor prices and rankings are checked page by page, and by the time a pass is done the data is stale.
File the request, wait for the agency, wait for review, wait for release — the storefront queue is always slower than the sale. And the more apps you install, the slower and less controllable the site gets.
Agency quotes run six figures in RMB per half-year and deliver a pile of PDFs. Unpack them and half the money buys page-by-page checking and rule-by-rule comparison — deterministic work that can be written as code and run over and over.
One person covers sourcing, support, ads and listing, and none of it gets done properly. A specialist hire starts at ¥6,000/month, and then you still have to train them.
Every item carries its current status, read live from the capability matrix rather than written as marketing copy here — anything in private beta says so.
Kick off category research in one sentence: price bands, rating distribution, brand concentration, entry-opportunity matrix — a finished report delivered back into Feishu. Two to three days by hand; tens of minutes here.
A real Chromium opens the page to read BuyBox, BSR rankings and live listings — not stitched-together third-party APIs. Paste a link and it parses price, dimensions and category.
Credentials bound per company; reads sell-through, inventory and orders, then computes days of cover and the replenishment gap. Writes require human approval — it will not place orders on its own.
Login state survives restarts. When a CAPTCHA or a login you must do yourself appears, it sends a Feishu card asking you to take over, then resumes where it stopped instead of timing out.
Messaging, Base, Docs, Tasks and Calendar are all wired up. No new system to assign work in; progress streams back as cards and conclusions land in the Bitable you already use.
Daily sell-through, rankings and ad data run on schedule and get pushed to you — no need to remember to ask. Anomalies are raised first, not explained after you notice them.
Theme edits go to a preview with desktop and mobile screenshots, and nothing goes live until you reply "go live". Currently in private beta with pilot merchants — not promised as ready out of the box.
Nouhaus, the DTC furniture brand of Henglin Hengjun, operates across 5 countries, 7 warehouses and 18 stores. Digital employees do real work there: sell-through and replenishment run unattended at 07:30 daily (about 4 hours by hand); a technical SEO audit of 122 pages against 29 rules went from roughly 10 hours of manual work to 30 minutes, automated daily; category reports went from 2–3 days to tens of minutes. What we productised is exactly that system, after twelve months of use.
14 · 59
digital employees on staff · skill packs
44
unattended scheduled jobs
1,193
task output directories to date
685 · 108 MB
deliverables, sent straight to Feishu
Standard is ¥1,699/month including the dedicated instance, managed AI, 10 service seats, and 10M tokens. Teams with an existing AI account can choose the ¥999/month platform-only option; model charges are separate. For comparison, a cross-border specialist starts at ¥6,000/month, and they go home, take leave, and take the experience with them when they leave.
Includes a 7-day full-feature trial. Sign-up is free and needs no credit card — request provisioning from the console.
Nothing is stripped down during the trial, and you can assign work in Feishu the same day. A week is enough to tell.
