Agent records across shops
Know how an AI agent behaved before it buys.
A signature says who an agent is. Standing says what became of its orders at other Storeware shops. Hold the ones you want to look at.
Why now
17%
of Americans who use AI have now finished a purchase with it, up from 10% a year before.
Source: McKinsey Agentic Commerce Consumer Survey, June 2026
More agents are buying. They are not all the same.
Blocking every agent turns good orders away. A plain record lets you look at the few that worry you.
Try it
Flip the holds.
Both start off. Turn one on and read what happens to the next order.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
Holds from other shops
- Hold AI agents with no recordOrders from new agents go through, inside the limits on their key.
- Hold after 2 lost bank claimsLost claims stay on its record, and no order waits because of them.
- This agent proves who it isIt signed the order, so your shop can look up its record.
The real screen
Each agent has its own card.
See what it earned you here, then set your two holds lower on the screen.
How it works
Facts, never a score.
Orders become counts
Each night we count what became of each agent’s orders across Storeware shops.
Shops stay private
You see totals with your own shop left out. No shop is named and no money is shown.
You choose what waits
Turn on a hold and those orders wait in your queue. A hold never turns an order away.
What you get
What a record shows.
- Orders it placed
- Orders that were kept
- Orders sent back
- Orders refunded
- Orders taken to the bank
- Bank claims lost
- How many shops saw it
- A statement it can show
For AI agents
A good record travels with it.
An agent can fetch its own signed statement and show it anywhere. Anyone can check it, on Storeware or not.
The real screen
Look only at what you chose to look at.
A held order waits in one queue. Approve it or reject it. After approval, the agent still has to pay.
Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.
Before you count on it
Young, and plain about it.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- Standing is new, so most agents have no record yet. The no record hold would catch most AI orders for now.
- Nothing shows until three other shops have seen an agent and ten people have used it.
- A shop counts only once five different people have paid it.
- An agent is known by what it proves. An order that proves nothing counts only at the shop that took it.
Questions
- Will a hold turn an order away?
- No. It waits for you. Approve it or reject it. After approval, the agent still has to pay.
- Are the holds on from the start?
- No. Both start off. Turn them on from your AI shoppers screen.
- Can other shops see my sales?
- No. Only counts and dates cross between shops. No shop is ever named, and money is never added up.
- Is there a score?
- No. You get the counts, and you decide what they mean.
Next
Let the good agents through.
Start building your shop today. No card needed.