An assistant that does the work
Ask in plain Romanian or English. It reads your shop through the same catalogue the rest of the tool uses — and, when you allow it, drafts offers, prepares discounts and turns carts into quotes.
- It never claims what it did not do Your own words, your own language.
- Dry run, then confirm The product’s tools, not a guess.
- Off by default Shows the draft before anything ships.
| Action | Reaches the shop | Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Draft an offer | no | allowed |
| Cart to offer | no | allowed |
| Prepare a discount | no | allowed |
| Publish a discount | yes | admin only |
You choose what it may touch
Administrators can do everything. For every other role you tick the individual actions you are willing to hand over — drafting offers but not publishing prices, say. Nothing is ticked until you tick it.
- Per-role permissions, per action
- Anything reaching your storefront needs a second switch on the server
- Every action lands in the audit trail with who and when
“Did that customer ever get their offer?” Ask it.
Most of what a shop needs to know is one question long, and answering it means opening four screens — so nobody asks. The assistant reaches the shop through the same tools the rest of the product uses, which is why its answer is the product’s answer and not a guess.
What a real exchange looks like
Not a search box with a chat skin. It calls the same tools the screens call, and shows you what it did.
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You ask in your own words, in Romanian or English.
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It picks the right tools and runs them — you see which ones.
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It answers with the figures those tools returned, not a summary of them.
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If you asked for a change, it shows the dry run and waits.
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You say yes, and only then does anything happen — with the tool that did it named under the answer.
More than a chat box.
An assistant with the product’s own tools, that shows you before it acts.
And it is honest about cost
Every question records what it cost, which tools produced it and how long it took. An operator sees the figure under each answer; the people using it do not need to.
What you can ask it
- “How many orders today?” — and yesterday, this week, last month
- “Who is our best customer this quarter?” — ranked by what you meant
- “What sold best in the last 90 days?”
- “Is there a discount on this product?” — including basket vouchers
- “Did that offer actually get emailed?”
- “Why is this price different on the shop?”
- “Did Laura abandon a cart this week?” — by name, not by id
- “Make an offer from that cart” — drafted, shown to you first
- “Put 10% on this category” — previewed, never applied unasked
- “Who can publish discounts?”
- “Who changed this price, and when?”
- “Export every product that has no image”
The assistant at work
Captured from a working instance. The layout and the numbers are real; customer, shop and product names have been replaced with invented ones.
Questions about this
Does it make things up?
It can only report what a tool returned, and every change shown under an answer comes from the tool that made it. An answer claiming a change with nothing beside it is visibly a claim.
What does it cost to run?
A typical question is under two cents, and every question records its own cost. An administrator sees the figure; the people using it do not need to.
Can I stop people using it?
It is off for everybody until you grant it, per user. Being able to ask questions and being able to change things are two separate permissions.
Ready to see it on your own catalogue?
We set up an instance with your products, your prices and your VAT rates, and walk through it with you.