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Learn, launch, and improve with WardrobeIt resources.

One hub for Help Center runbooks, FAQ, glossary, comparisons, security references, and the knowledge programs that open as items are approved. No invented article counts, speakers, or downloads.

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Start from your job

Choose a path. Skip the rest until you need it.

Every card below is a live page. Use Evaluate when you are still deciding, Launch when a store is connecting, and Operate when the assistant is already in the shopper journey.

Live Help Center

Runbooks for the work merchants actually do.

These guides are published now. Use them to connect a store, place the widget, configure knowledge, enable eligible Virtual Try-On, and recover common issues — without waiting on editorial libraries.

Start here

Getting Started with WardrobeIt

The first pass: platforms, configuration, and what to review before shoppers meet the assistant.

Open Getting Started

Knowledge programs

Editorial libraries with published WordPress entries.

Blog, Guides, Reports, Webinars, and Academy each list five live posts. Webinars are written session briefs (no invented speakers). Academy modules do not issue certificates.

Published

Blog

Ecommerce AI, conversion, product discovery, Virtual Try-On, analytics, integrations, and merchant growth.

  • AI Shopping Assistants
  • Ecommerce Conversion
  • Product Discovery
  • Fashion Ecommerce
 Published

Guides for Store Owners

Practical walkthroughs for implementation owners — not a substitute for Help Center runbooks already live above.

  • Store setup
  • Discovery
  • Try-on
  • Measurement
 Published

Whitepapers and Reports

Long-form context for decision-makers. No invented findings or gated PDFs until a report is approved.

  • Catalog-only AI
  • Conversion journeys
  • Outcome tracking
 Published

Webinars

Upcoming or on-demand sessions publish with real speakers, times, and register or watch links.

  • Conversational commerce
  • Shopify
  • Virtual Try-On
 Published

Customer Education Program

Structured tracks for onboarding and team adoption. Modules, duration, and completion rules publish with the first real track — no sample certificates.

  • Onboarding
  • Catalog rules
  • Portal operations
  • Shopper journey

Answers desk

Find a verified answer before you open a ticket.

The FAQ is a live topic library. Site search looks across published pages. Neither surface invents extra articles for this hub.

FAQ by topic

Jump into the FAQ page already grouped the way merchants ask: product, catalog, try-on, Shopify, portal, security, pricing, and support.

Published glossary

Use the same words the product uses.

Open the Ecommerce AI Glossary

These six terms are already defined on the glossary page. Open a card to read the full definition, WardrobeIt relationship, and example — this section does not invent extra entries.

A

AI Shopping Assistant

Guided catalog shopping in the merchant storefront — not a generic chatbot claim.

 A

Approved Catalog

Merchant products the assistant is allowed to recommend. Competitor inventory stays out.

 A

AI Guardrails

Controls on what the assistant can say, recommend, or perform around product truth.

 A

Availability Logic

How in-stock, variant, and eligibility rules keep recommendations honest.

 A

Assisted Conversion

A conversion the assistant participated in, using defined measurement rules.

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Add to Cart

A validated cart action from an eligible recommendation — not an invented product.

Evaluation library

Compare the journey, not invented scorecards.

The Comparison Library is built for merchants who need to see discovery, confidence, try-on eligibility, cart action, and measurement in one place. It does not invent competitor rankings, win rates, or logos.

Open Comparison Library
  • 01

    Shopper journey

    How conversation, catalog answers, and eligible try-on sit on the path to cart.

  • 02

    Catalog truth

    What stays inside approved inventory, variants, and merchant rules.

  • 03

    Measurement language

    Assisted outcomes without invented uplift percentages.

  • 04

    Implementation shape

    Shopify embed, knowledge, and portal controls that an evaluation team can inspect.

Proof and product news

Stories and releases wait for evidence.

Both pages are live. Both archives stay empty until a merchant-approved story or a product-confirmed release is ready. Placeholder logos, quotes, and changelog fiction stay off the site.

Client Impact Stories

Customer stories are being prepared.

A story publishes after merchant approval, verified outcome review, and final content checks. Until then the library explains the gates instead of filling the grid.

Open Client Impact Stories

Product Updates

The public archive waits on confirmation.

A release appears after the change is confirmed, availability is defined, merchant action is reviewed, and documentation is aligned. Unverified features stay out of the feed.

Open Product Updates

Connect the stack

Integrations and developer routes for implementation teams.

Use these when the question is “how does WardrobeIt sit next to Shopify, helpdesks, and keys” — not “write me an endpoint that does not exist yet.” Developer pages remain honest placeholders until API docs land.

Integrations Overview

Platform and marketing connectors merchants can evaluate today.

Browse integrations

Gorgias and Helpdesks

How storefront help and helpdesk workflows stay in their own lanes.

Open helpdesk integration

Developer Documentation

A live placeholder until endpoint, SDK, and sample references are published.

Open developer docs

Merchant API Keys

Key-management guidance for implementation owners — no sample secrets.

Open API keys

Trust, security, and policy

Read the controls before you put the assistant on a storefront.

Security language, legal agreements, and accessibility belong in the resource campus so evaluation and launch teams do not have to dig through the footer first.

Launch sequence

Follow the order most stores actually use.

Six live pages, in a practical sequence. Skip a step only if that work is already done. Product Updates sits last because public changelog entries publish after the change is confirmed.

  1. 01

    Get oriented

    Getting Started
  2. 02

    Connect Shopify

    Catalog and store access
  3. 03

    Install the widget

    Theme embed
  4. 04

    Load knowledge

    Approved answers
  5. 05

    Enable try-on

    Eligible products
  6. 06

    Watch releases

    Verified archive

Next step

Need a person, not another page?

Book a product conversation, write the team, apply for guided onboarding, or go back into Help Center search. Choose the route that matches how ready the store is.

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