Henneth is the operating layer brands use to stay visible, recommended, and transactable as AI agents take over commerce.
Customers ask agents what to buy. Agents query brand infrastructure, not Google, not your homepage. If your catalog isn’t legible to agents, you’re invisible.
Agents make up answers from stale crawls. Your stock and prices are wrong. You can’t see who’s recommending you, or why.
Agents query your live infrastructure. You measure visibility per platform, fix gaps, and compound advantage every week.
Lens watches. Prism serves. Playbooks acts. The operating stack for agent-driven commerce.
Live visibility, share-of-voice, sentiment, and citations measured every four hours across every major agent surface.
Explore LensOne agent-native feed: prices, stock, attributes, rich context. Synced from your OMS in seconds, served at the edge.
Explore PrismComposable, versioned workflows that your team triggers on a schedule or in response to events. Writes back to your stack.
Explore PlaybooksEach layer feeds the next. The signal Lens captures becomes the data Prism serves and the work Playbooks ships. Which raises the score Lens measures next week.
Henneth is the first platform that treats agent traffic as the channel it actually is. We’re running it across categories, the depth of measurement is unlike anything else we’ve seen.
Commercial, operational, and engineering surfaces in one platform, with the boundary between them respected. Each role gets the depth they need without the noise they don’t.
Board-ready visibility metrics, attributable lift, competitive position. The number you can put next to revenue, every quarter.
A morning insight feed, weekly playbook runs, real-time alerts when something moves. Less dashboard, more decisions.
First-party connectors for Cloudflare, Akamai, Workspace, Slack, Teams. SSO, SCIM, and a clean REST surface. No new platform to operate.
A 30-minute working session with a solutions engineer, or directly with one of the founders. We’ll walk through your stack, your category, and what a pilot looks like.