Teams and roles
Marketers, eCommerce managers and developers all send their changes to Ari. Each request gets its own branch, and someone you choose approves it before it goes live.
Seats
Unlimitedeveryone you invite asks in the same chatBranches
One per chateach request gets its own branch, so nobody waitsApproval
Yoursnothing goes live until someone you choose approves it
Campaign banners, promo bars, landing pages and tracking.

Pricing and shipping rules, store views and catalog changes.

CMS blocks, size guides, product content and translations.

Upgrades, patches, extensions, integrations and bugs.

Security, version upgrades and an audit of what is installed.

Client backlogs on every store they look after.
free-delivery-uk, scheduled for Saturday and SundayMagento_Theme/layout/default.xml and one CMS blockAsk for the outline and Ari writes it first: what it will add, where, and what it will test. Your developer approves the outline, and the pull request follows.

Can someone check the banner on the IE store view before it goes live?
Laura, your Ari engineer, has joined. She sees this conversation, the preview store and the logs.
The block was assigned to all store views. I fixed it on the same branch, tested both views and released it at 16:40.
On the Ari + human plan, Magento engineers from the Ari team review, test and release your changes. Add them when your own team is busy, and leave them out when it is not.
To ask, no. To put a change live, someone needs access to your release process: you, your developer, your agency, or Ari engineers on the Ari plus human plan.
Yes. The review shows the store with the change, a short list of what changed, and two buttons: approve, or discard. The full diff is there for anyone who wants it.
Yes. Each ask becomes its own branch and its own pull request, so nobody waits on anybody else.
You can ask and approve. Releasing goes through whoever holds your release process, so tell your agency before the first pull request lands.
Yes. Ask for the technical outline and it comes first. Approve it, and the work begins.
Pricing
Enterprise plans carry custom volumes and terms. Contact sales, or read what it costs and how it works.