Find large BigCommerce orders that have no Attio deal

**Objective:** Find orders of at least `{min-order-total}` placed since `{since-date}` in BigCommerce where the buyer has no matching deal in Attio, so sales can follow up.

Servers: `bigcommerce-*` tools are on the bigcommerce server, `attio-*` tools are on the attio server. Both must be connected.

**Step 1: List large orders (bigcommerce)**

Call `bigcommerce-get-order` with `total-including-tax.min` = `{min-order-total}` and `date-created.from` = `{since-date}`. Keep `id`, `customer-id`, `total-including-tax`, `date-created`, `status`, `billing-email`. Drop cancelled or refunded orders where `status` says so.

**Step 2: Identify the buyer (bigcommerce)**

For each distinct `customer-id`, call `bigcommerce-get-customer` with `id` to get `email`, `name` and `company`. A customer id of 0 is a guest checkout: use `billing-email` and `billing-last-name` instead.

**Step 3: Look for them in Attio (attio)**

Call `attio-get-record-people` with `email-addresses` = the email. If found, take the `company` and call `attio-get-record-deals` with `associated-company` = that company. If the person is not found and a store company is set, call `attio-get-record-companies` with `name` = the store company, then the deals call.

**Step 4: Report**

Table of orders with no deal: order id, date, total, buyer, company, and whether the buyer exists in Attio at all. Second table of orders that do have a deal, with deal name and stage. Sort the first table by total, highest first.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* Read-only. Do not call any add, update, upsert or delete tool on either server.
* Match people on email, companies on exact name. Say when a match was by company name only.

**Validation:**

* If no orders meet the threshold, say so and stop.
* If the buyer cannot be identified at all, list the order as unattributed.