Waiting for approval
A project is ready for a decision, but the client's sign-off is still missing.
When projects, migrations and launches happen across several stores, important details can get scattered. Brayn Agency Control is envisioned to bring the work, evidence and decisions into a clearer view.
Planned — not yet availableFor Shopify agencies and teams managing several client stores. All example screens on this page are illustrative.

As client work grows, it becomes harder to see the whole picture. These familiar moments are the kinds of problems Agency Control aims to help agencies handle.
A project is ready for a decision, but the client's sign-off is still missing.
It takes too many messages to find out what has actually been completed.
Checks, screenshots and revisions live in too many separate places.
Redirects and product differences need a careful second look before launch.
Several teams and clients need answers at the same time.
The intended Agency Control experience would help organize progress and important exceptions, so your team can spend less time switching between stores just to understand what changed.
Cross-store monitoring and actual account integrations are planned capabilities, not operational features today.
A hypothetical redirect checklist includes items that need human attention.
All names and statuses above are fictional illustrations, not customer stores.
Agency Control is designed around three planned experiences, each focused on a particular part of multi-store client work.
Help keep milestones, review evidence, project updates and approval history together so everyone can understand the state of delivery.
Follow a sample project →Help compare the details that matter during a store move, such as catalog differences, redirects and readiness checks.
See a conceptual comparison →Help agencies notice cross-store changes, track important exceptions and keep client work organized without constant switching.
Explore the scenario lab →From project kickoff to launch, the envisioned experience would keep the plan, checks, evidence and approval steps connected.
In this example, the agency and client have a clear list of what will be delivered and what remains a decision for the client.
This story shows the intended workflow; no real project milestones or acceptance evidence are displayed.
A new storefront may look finished while redirects, catalog details or search information still need attention. Migration Check is intended to make possible differences easier to review before a client decides to go live.
The comparison beside this text is entirely fictional. Neither store version nor any redirect has been scanned.
The sample original store has an established catalog structure. Compare the after view to see what might warrant review.
Choose a familiar agency situation, consider three possible responses and see one illustrative consequence. This interactive lab is a guided example—not AI analysis or an actual Shopify connection.
A fictional agency is reviewing a client's replacement storefront. A checklist flags several changed product URLs that may need redirect decisions.
Which URLs changed, what customers may still visit and who can approve the redirect plan.
No recommendations here come from live data. No store edits, messages or approvals are sent.
Useful evidence and a clear decision pathway, before consequential changes.
Agency Control is intended to support your agency's work, not replace the people responsible for it. Clients and authorized teams should still have a chance to examine evidence and decide when it is appropriate to proceed.
Role models, data boundaries, client seats, Shopify permissions and actual security controls require independent implementation and testing.
Agency Control is for work across client stores. Each BRAYN Shopify suite has a different planned or prelaunch purpose.
Understand important store and catalog readiness findings.
Explore Store Check ↗Explore customer, conversion and merchandising opportunities.
Explore Growth ↗Look more closely at costs, returns and contribution profit.
Explore Profit Guard ↗Focus on inventory, suppliers, fulfillment and daily store exceptions.
Explore Operations ↗Coordinate client project proof, migrations and cross-store decisions.
Return to top ↑These are separate intended products. The portfolio is not evidence that all apps are built or interconnected today.
Agency Control is part of the BRAYN vision for calmer, better-connected business work. It's planned—not available for installation yet.
One intended complete subscription; exact product limits and commercial terms remain under development.
These amounts are planning targets, not a live offer or checkout. Store limits, client seats and final terms have not been set. No subscription or free trial can be started from this page.
No. Brayn Agency Control is a planned Shopify app. This page describes a vision and examples, not a publicly available installation.
Cross-store oversight is a planned direction. Supported store counts, permissions, connections and Shopify data access have not been established for a released product.
The intended design keeps consequential work subject to the relevant person's explicit approval. The scope of any future permitted actions and how approvals work must be verified during development.
Migration Check is envisioned to help identify important differences and review readiness. It should not be presented as a complete certification of every store, redirect, application or transaction.
No. Operations is intended for a merchant's daily inventory, shipping and order concerns. Agency Control focuses on client projects, migrations, evidence and oversight across stores.
No. $299/month, $2,990/year and a seven-day trial are proposed targets only. Billing, trial eligibility, agency limits and legal terms are not active.