Order status
Where your store platform allows it, it looks up an order by number and email and shares the status and tracking link.
Online stores
A chatbot on your store that answers order, delivery and returns questions from your own store data, helps people choose and hands tricky cases to your support team.
Discuss your chatbot
Before the build
Where is my order, when will it arrive, can I change the size, how do returns work, do you ship to my country and which product is right for me. Most of the answers already sit in your store and your policies.
One business, one agreed set of jobs. What it may say is written down before we build.
Where your store platform allows it, it looks up an order by number and email and shares the status and tracking link.
Shipping times, countries, costs and your returns policy, exactly as your policy pages state them.
Sizes, materials, compatibility and stock, from your product data. When it is not sure, it says so.
Damaged items, refunds and complaints go to your support inbox or helpdesk with the order details attached.
It does not issue refunds, change orders or make promises outside your policies. Anything that needs a decision goes to a person.
Automation takes the busywork out of support.
Handover conversations create tickets in your helpdesk or land in your inbox with the order attached.
A message when a return arrives and, with the customer's permission, a note when an item they asked about is back in stock.
Yes, through Shopify's APIs. Other platforms such as WooCommerce work when their API allows the same lookups.
It asks for the order number and the email used at checkout, and shares only the status and tracking for that order.
No. It explains your returns policy and passes refund requests to your team.
Yes, from your product data, for example by size or use. It does not invent products or stock.
The ten questions your support team answers most are enough to start. We can talk over Google Meet, a voice call or text.