Platform
One roof. Clear purchase paths.
Brands and destinations buy D2C and run the property inside it — store, club, POS, restaurant, lodging, spa, events. Facilities buy ERP. When both run EleVint, production and commerce share one source of truth — without forcing every winery to buy both products. One roof does not mean one SKU.
Buyer: winery brands & destinations
D2C
Everything the guest touches under one roof — storefront, clubs, POS, restaurant, reservations, payments, shipping, Shelby, plus hospitality modules for rooms, spa, and events. No second vendor for the property stack.
Buyer: custom crush facilities
ERP
Production OS for the facility and its client lots. Client brands access production through the facility — they do not buy ERP alone. Lodging, spa, and events are not ERP modules.
On D2C
Destination hospitality — don’t leave the building
Inns and full-service wine country resorts, resort spa books, ticketed events and private functions — paid modules discussed on the demo. One guest, one folio. No Cloudbeds, spa sidecar, or Eventbrite for the property stack.
Shared across both
Multi-agent fleet
Every major section gets its own specialized AI agent — recursive and self-improving. The fleet runs on OpenClaw and Hermes. Shelby is the customer-facing agent on D2C; domain agents power the work inside each module on both products.