The figure is computed in code
The panel beside it shows every line and every rule applied, at the moment it is applied. We do not ask you to trust the number — we show you how it came out.
This is a real agent running inside your browser. Write to it the way you would write to a shopkeeper: it asks for what it is missing, works out your order in full including shipping and VAT, and issues you a quote you can print.
Everything above runs inside your own browser: no server, no API key, and no data leaving your device. That is why it cannot be "down" when you visit.
The panel beside it shows every line and every rule applied, at the moment it is applied. We do not ask you to trust the number — we show you how it came out.
The discount ceiling is clamped in code, the order floor is checked, and what is out of stock is not sold. Try asking for an item that has run out.
With a line-item table, a payment schedule and a validity period. It is built the same way the real product builds it, and you can print it to PDF or download it.
And what you try here is not all of Naateq. "Dar Abaq" is an invented business, and this version runs in the browser, so it phrases its replies from templates. The system installed on your business phrases them in your customer's dialect through a language model, reads images and receipts, writes into your systems, and reaches you in the dashboard. But the logic that computes, blocks and escalates is the same in both.