Set up your shop in an afternoon.

Sign up and the first thing you see is a question, not a wizard: "Run my MRP" or "Save on international supplier payments." Both land in the same product; the door you pick tunes what shows up first.

MRP-first opens the canvas with the three ingest paths below. Payments-first runs a 4-step wizard ending in a savings estimate + beta enrollment.

Each workspace gets a private email address like parts@your-workspace.turingdock.com. Forward a supplier list, a BOM, an MRPeasy export, even a casual list in the email body. The bot parses the attachments + the body, creates suppliers/parts/links, and DMs you when ready.

Ambiguous rows (unknown supplier, unclear quantity, fuzzy SKU match) land in the AI sidebar as a small clarification batch. Tap to resolve in seconds.

If you'd rather drag-and-drop, the same parser accepts CSV, XLSX, and PDF. Auto-detects TuringDock structured, Digi-Key, Mouser, McMaster-Carr, MRPeasy, Katana, and falls back to AI inference for anything else.

Same clarification-batch pattern. Whatever the bot can't place confidently gets surfaced for you to confirm, never silently dropped.

Empty canvas? Tap + New node. Pick a type chip (Supplier / Component / etc.) or type plain English ("ATmega328p from Digi-Key, $4.50 each, 1000 in stock"). The bot picks the right type, creates related entities, and links them up.

Good for shops with under a dozen suppliers, or for adding to an already-imported workspace.