Automations
Your shop follows up while you sleep.
Say what should happen in plain words. Test it on the last thirty days. Nothing runs until you switch it on.
Why now
53%
more often, shoppers from AI add to the basket than other visitors do.
Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026
Left baskets are worth a follow-up.
Shoppers from AI add to the basket more often. A rule can write back when one is left behind.
Try it
Turn a sentence into a rule.
Walk through one rule, from your words to its first run.
Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.
You say: write to people who leave a basket over $50.
Say it to your assistant. It writes the rule and saves it, switched off.
The real screen
Start from a rule we write.
Each one arrives switched off. Try it on last month before it sends anything.
How it works
When this, check that, do these.
Something happens
An order, a left basket, a return, a refused card or stock coming back.
Conditions decide
Check the total, the stock level or the reason before anything runs.
Steps run in order
Wait, send an email, tag the customer, add them to a group or tell your team.
What you get
Two rules ready, more when you ask.
- Left basket emails
- Back in stock emails
- Rules from plain words
- Several steps in a row
- Waits between steps
- A test on past events
- Stops when they buy
- A record of every run
For AI agents
An AI order starts the same rules.
An order from an AI agent is an order, so your rules run on it. An AI can write you a rule, but only a person can switch it on.
Against Shopify
Back in stock, ready to add.
On Shopify it is a workflow you set up yourself. Here it is a rule you add, test and switch on.
The real screen
You make. Your shop follows up.
The emails go out while your hands are busy, and each one is on the record.
Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.
Before you count on it
What to know first.
- On every plan, including the free one.
- Every rule starts off. Nothing happens until a person switches it on.
- There is no form for building a rule yet. Add a ready one, or ask your assistant to write or change one.
- Left basket emails reach only people who agreed to marketing. A guest who never said yes gets none.
- The test looks back thirty days, as far as we keep events. A new shop may see nothing.
Questions
- Can an AI switch a rule on?
- No. An assistant can write a rule, but it stays off. Only a person of your shop can switch it on.
- Must I test a rule first?
- No, but you must say you skipped it. The rule then shows that mark for as long as it runs.
- What if someone buys after they left a basket?
- The rule stops. Follow-up emails stop when they order. Back in stock notices do not.
- Could a shopper get too many emails?
- Marketing emails stop at the weekly limit you set for each person. Newsletters count towards it too.
- What if a rule keeps going wrong?
- It stops itself after repeated failures, and everything it did stays on the record.
Next
Let your shop do the follow-up.
Start building your shop today. No card needed.