Use cases
Put agent commerce to work
From first connection and catalog changes to new-market entry, purchase-path diagnosis, and channel attribution, each task ends in a traceable record.
- 1Establish a baseline
- 2Track product changes
- 3Enter a new market
- 4Diagnose the purchase path
- 5Attribute the channel
01 / First connection
Establish an agent commerce baseline for the products you already sell
Start with a storefront URL, a supported platform connection, or a product file. SoldByAI reads product identifiers, specifications, price, availability, and source details, then runs the first cross-engine tests with real shopping questions. Brand facts and the first baseline go on record and carry into the next cycle.
- Catalog gaps
- Original answers
- Evidence level
- Initial baseline
See the current state before deciding what to fix first.
- Catalog gaps
- Original answers
- Evidence level
- Initial baseline
02 / New products and changes
When product facts change, test the answers again
After a product launch or a change to price, availability, or specifications, SoldByAI reruns the same shopping questions. Errors and gaps become proposed fixes. You approve each change before it moves forward, and a later cycle checks the result. Every cycle builds on the last, making each proposed fix more specific to your brand.
- Product change
- Original answer
- Fix status
- Retest result
Every change requires your approval.
- 1Product change
- 2Original answer
- 3Fix status
- 4Retest result
03 / New-market entry
Test each new market with the questions local buyers ask
Language, common engines, and purchase conditions vary by market. SoldByAI organizes real shopping questions by market, records the answers and differences separately, and ties actionable issues back to the same catalog source.
- Market question set
- Cross-engine results
- Difference record
- Purchase conditions
Measure each market separately.
- Market question set
- Cross-engine results
- Difference record
- Purchase conditions
04 / Purchase-path diagnosis
After a recommendation, find where the purchase path stops
Each test runs an agent through find, compare, and select, verifies the purchase route is live, and pinpoints the failed gate. Link reachability is tested separately.
The purchase path still has to hold, gate by gate.
- Find
- Compare
- Select
- Route live
- Failure point
- Link reachability
- Tested at
05 / Channel attribution
Carry agent commerce source data into your reporting
Product links carry source parameters into the storefront. Existing analytics can identify the output and product behind a recorded visit. When the same source marker continues through checkout and order events, the order has the evidence required for engine-level attribution.
No unbroken source marker, no engine-level attribution.
- Product output
- Product visit
- Checkout event
- Order event
The same task has different priorities in different operating models
Choose the way you sell to see the connection scope and where to focus first.
Start with your own catalog
Enter your store URL to see which product identifiers, structured data, and key signals are missing.