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Changes your shop suggests

Wake up to a list of what to fix.

Each night your shop reads what people asked and suggests changes its own figures support. You press yes, or set limits.

From the Growth plan
Changes your shop suggestsStart for free

Why now

90%

more visits ended in a sale when the shopper came from AI.

Source: Adobe Digital Insights, US retail sites, September 2026

A ready buyer will not wait for you to notice.

Across US retail, visits from AI ended in a sale more often. Your shop should be working on what stopped the last one.

Try it

Follow one change through the night.

Walk through it, from the question to the result.

Example. Nothing here touches a real shop.

Six people ask for a waterproof coat under $120.

Your shop has one at $135, so it shows them nothing.

The real screen

You say what it may do alone.

Everything is off until you turn it on, with a ceiling per change and per day.

The proposals screen of the Storeware dashboard, on Orelle, a demo shop.
Proposals, on Orelle. A real Storeware screen, on a demo shop with example orders.

How it works

It proposes. You decide.

  1. From your own records

    It starts from what people asked and what your shop holds.

  2. Written from the facts

    The reason you read is built from the evidence, not made up by an AI.

  3. Checked afterwards

    About two weeks later it looks at what happened, so you can judge it.

What you get

What it can suggest.

  • Missing product details
  • A lower price to try
  • A page for a common question
  • New words for your search
  • Products to add to a collection
  • Broken links to fix
  • Limits you set
  • A record of what worked

For AI agents

What you fix, AI agents read.

A filled in detail or a new page answers the next shopper and the next AI agent alike.

The real screen

You keep making things.

The list waits until you have a moment. A suggestion runs out after two weeks.

A potter pours glaze over a plate in a studio lined with shelves of pots.

Stock film. The people in it are not Storeware customers.

Before you count on it

What to know first.

  • From the Growth plan
  • Limits start off. Until you set them, every change waits for you.
  • A shop with few questions gets few suggestions. A night with none is normal.
  • Your shop will not change prices by itself until you set a lowest margin.
  • Some changes always ask you, such as shop wording, collections and selling what is out of stock.

Questions

Can it change a price while I sleep?
Only if you allow it, set a lowest margin and set limits. Each change can be undone.
Will it suggest selling below cost?
Not below a cost you recorded. With none recorded, it cannot check.
What if I ignore a suggestion?
It stays for two weeks, then runs out. Nothing happens to your shop.
What if its changes keep making things worse?
Your limits stop covering that kind of change, and it comes back to you to decide.
Does a suggested page go live by itself?
No. No shopper sees it until you make it live.

Let your shop tell you what to fix.

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