Business, commerce and development tools

• Shopify — store orders, products and customer records the account can access.
• Daraz — marketplace order and product context for authorised seller accounts.
• PayPal Business — authorised business transaction and settlement context.

Commerce answers are scoped to the connected store or business account. Reporting across several stores requires a question per store, or an authorised export rather than an inference.

• QuickBooks Online, Xero, Sage Accounting and Zoho Books — authorised invoices, expenses, accounts and reports.
• PayPal Business sits alongside them for settlement context, and reports reconcile against the accounting system rather than replacing it.

• GitHub — repositories, commits, pull requests and issues the token can reach.
• Notion — pages and databases the connected workspace exposes.
• Discord and Slack — authorised channel and message context.

"List my Shopify orders over 500 USD from the last 30 days with fulfilment status"
"Summarise this month's Xero expenses by category"
"What changed in the notifications repository in the last two weeks?"

Name the provider and the time range. Accounting and commerce providers frequently return large result sets, so narrowing by date and size keeps answers accurate and fast.

Each provider has its own object model. A Shopify order is not an Xero invoice, and a GitHub pull request is not a Notion page. OpenbirdAI will not silently translate between them, because doing so would invent relationships that do not exist.

• Ask each source separately and compare the results yourself.
• Ask OpenFeather to state which source each figure came from.
• If you need a combined view, produce it from an export rather than an inference.