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Three situations we encounter every day
Your online store has been collecting click, search, and order behavior data for years. As long as that data remains in separate systems, AI can’t do anything with it. We’ll start by connecting the store, PIM, and CDP, because that’s where the fuel lies.
Having a single product overview for both returning customers and new visitors leaves revenue on the table. Personalization only works when the rules are tailored to your own product range. We’ll set that up together, based on what you know about your market.
A recommendation module that can’t be monitored will be shut down after a few months. We document what the model is based on and what results it delivers. That starts with an honest baseline assessment of what’s currently in place.
AI isn’t just an add-on to your online store. It’s the engine that runs on your own data: order history, search behavior, inventory, and margin. The cleaner the fuel, the more power you get out of it.
What a model takes over is the manual work. Product descriptions that used to have to be rewritten for each variant, recommendations that someone used to compile by hand, inventory alerts that only stood out in the weekly report. Those tasks keep running while you’re reviewing the numbers.
You remain in control throughout the process. You can see in the dashboard what the model is doing and why, and in the monthly meeting, we decide together where to make adjustments. You work with a dedicated specialist who knows your store, not with a rotating team.
We start with your data layer. What events does your store track, where is your product information stored, and what data comes from your CDP? Then, for each use case, we choose the model that fits: personalization of the product range, generative product content for variants that are currently left blank, or predictions for inventory and repeat purchases. You won’t get a one-size-fits-all package, but rather the two or three use cases that drive the most revenue for you.
A pilot that works isn’t a result in itself. We integrate the application into your existing stack, link it to your conversion goals, and measure it against a control group. That way, you know what the model is actually contributing, and not just what the season did. During the monthly meeting, we’ll review those numbers together and decide whether to scale up, make adjustments, or stop. No black box, no model that runs just because it’s there.
Together with our commerce specialists
AI’s performance depends on the quality of the underlying environment. If your architecture is sound and your product data is complete, a model will quickly pay for itself. If that’s not yet the case, that’s where we’ll start. We’ll decide together which path to take based on the findings of the baseline measurement.
From baseline measurement to a system that keeps learning
We examine what your store is currently tracking and where the data has gaps. You’ll get an honest assessment of what’s possible today and what needs to be addressed first.
We’ll launch the chosen solution and compare it against a control group. You’ll know exactly where we stand, because the results appear in the same dashboard as your other channels.
We’ll expand what works to more categories and channels. What doesn’t work, we’ll phase out. We’ll make that decision together during the monthly meeting, based on the numbers.
Three Examples of AI in Practice
Independent advice, no bias
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Submit your question, and Paul will schedule a half-hour call within two business days. During the call, we’ll review your current data and give you an honest assessment of whether AI is the right move for you right now.
That depends on the condition of your data, the number of applications you deploy, and the platform your store runs on. Implementing a personalization module on a clean catalog is a different process than building a data layer from scratch.
What you always get: a dedicated specialist who knows your store, a measurement setup with a control group, results in your own dashboard, and an honest discussion if we think a different approach would work better.
Want to know where you stand? Tell us briefly what you’re currently running, and we’ll take a look.
Applying models to your own online store data to automate tasks and inform decision-making. Think of recommendations, product content, and inventory forecasting. You determine what the model focuses on and can see its performance in the dashboard.
We work with Shopify, Magento, Craft Commerce, and headless setups. The application adapts to the platform, not the other way around. During the initial assessment, we’ll determine what your stack can handle and what needs to be integrated first.
If your data is in good shape, an initial application will be up and running within a few weeks, and you’ll be able to measure its performance against a control group. If the data layer needs to be sorted out first, it will take longer. We’ll let you know upfront which of the two applies.
You provide the market knowledge and make decisions about your product range; we provide the technology and the measurement setup. During the monthly meeting, we go over the numbers together. Other than that, we don’t bother you with it. That’s what ownership means to us.