Pilot
Your operator, in chat.
Orchestrator
Runs the machinery, gets you set up.
Mechanic
Heals your sync.
Agents handle the systems. You focus on the business.
TurboBase comes with a small cast of named agents, each with one job and the access to do it. Two of them do the work your team feels every day.
Pilot
Your operator, in chat.
Add a system to your sync, change what flows where, schedule a recurring job, or ask for a screen your team needs. All of it in plain text, in the language you already use. Ask for an expense app and you get a working one. Run the whole thing from Slack or Teams if that's where you live. No APIs to learn, no dashboards to dig through.
Mechanic
Heals your sync, then writes the rule so it stays healed.
It watches every failure, matches it to a pattern it knows, and fixes what it can without you. When a failure teaches it something new, it writes that up as a hook for you to approve, so that break doesn't get through a second time.
TurboBase syncs your NetSuite instance into a single database you control. We provide a small cast of specialized agents to run it, healing what breaks and learning your account as you run your business. No expensive consultants, no hidden costs, and no compounding technical debt from updates and customizations.
Write-back loop — your edits return to the source of record.
One database means far fewer AI calls.
Agents usually reach each system on their own, often through a separate MCP server, and you pay for every round-trip. Answering one question across five systems is five trips, five bills, and a lot of orchestration to hold together.
Your data already lives together in one database you own, so an agent queries that single source instead of fanning out across every system. The same answer takes one call rather than many.
Fewer calls and less orchestration mean lower cost and simpler agents, and that gap widens the more AI you run.
Our own pricing follows the same idea: you pay for the data you keep in sync, not per seat and not per call.
- Fewer round-tripsOne query against one source, where each system used to need its own call.
- Less orchestrationNo glue stitching a handful of MCP servers together for a single answer.
- Lower AI billsYou pay for far fewer calls to do the same work.
- Priced on what you syncBilled for the records you keep in sync. No per-seat tax, no per-call overages.
Granular policy controls. Decide on human control or agent delegation at every level.
You decide how much TurboBase agents do on their own and what needs human intervention. Every privileged action is logged for both control and auditability. Give finance, compliance, or security teams the final sign-off, and develop granular policies that allow different decisions based on whether a human or an agent is requesting.
Policy example: trying to update an invoice
Both outcomes are written to the append-only audit log.