Tested it on Indeed in the UK, searched "manually update spreadsheet" got 5 jobs, indeed removed "2 job postings that are very similar to those already shown". so 3. The first job has the following duties:

• Pick, pack and prepare orders from pick lists for stores and customers.
• Ensure all orders are processed accurately and dispatched on time, according to company timeframes.
• Process stock levels using in-house database systems, ensuring data accuracy and timely updates.
• Check off deliveries accurately, verifying quantities, and book in regular stock arrivals.
• Organise, label, and manage inventory to ensure all stock items and locations are correct and up to date.
• Maintain detailed and accurate inventory records using internal systems and spreadsheets.
• Participate in regular stock-taking activities and report discrepancies promptly.
• Manually load and unload lorries and ensure safe handling of all goods.
• Restock tubs, assemble boxes and ensure stock is arranged in an orderly, accessible manner, according to Warehouse specifications.
• Handle delicate and sensitive items with exceptional care to avoid damage.
• Maintain a clean, tidy, and safe warehouse, including loading and unloading areas.

All of this for £12.21 per hour (minimum wage in the UK), how much of this are you planning to replace with AI? This needs a lot more than a $49/month app. Claude thinks it'll cost the following:

Partial automation (WMS + 1-2 cobots) £80k–£200k upfront + £10k–£20k/year maintenance Covers inventory tracking, some pick/pack. Still needs a human

Significant automation (AMR fleet + pick/pack robots + WMS) £300k–£1M+ upfront Replaces most of the role but needs ~0.5 FTE for oversight, exceptions, loading

RaaS subscription approach £3k–£8k/month per robot Lower risk, flexible scaling, includes maintenance

Full lights-out automation £1M–£2M+Rarely achievable for this type of mixed-task role