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Ecommerce AI Merchant Dashboard

Control, measure, and improve your AI shopping assistant.

The WardrobeIt Merchant Portal gives ecommerce teams one connected workspace to manage store setup, catalog health, assistant knowledge, product recommendations, Virtual Try-On, cart actions, shopper intelligence, and supported revenue outcomes.

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Control the shopper experience

Define approved knowledge, products, recommendations, actions, and guardrails.

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Understand shopper intent

Review product questions, demand signals, objections, and assisted journeys.

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Connect activity to outcomes

Separate usage, cart activity, checkout progression, purchases, and revenue.

One Connected Workspace

Manage every core WardrobeIt capability from one portal.

Give ecommerce, merchandising, growth, customer-experience, and technical teams a shared operating center while keeping each team focused on the controls and insights relevant to its role.

Assistant Setup

Shape how WardrobeIt appears, communicates, and supports each buying journey.

Configure the assistant identity, welcome message, brand voice, page-specific prompts, approved knowledge, shopper actions, human handoff conditions, and storefront placement.

Assistant status
Active
Storefront placement
Enabled
Merchant knowledge
Ready
Shopper preview
Available
Guardrails
Configured
Configure Assistant

Store Connection and Launch

Connect your store, prepare the catalog, and test before publishing.

The Merchant Portal turns implementation into a clear sequence, from Shopify-led connection and catalog synchronization to knowledge setup, shopper validation, and launch readiness.

  1. Connect the ecommerce store

    Add the approved store environment, authentication method, permissions, and market information.

    Shopify-led Connected

  2. Import products and collections

    Prepare approved product titles, descriptions, images, attributes, tags, and collection relationships.

    Catalog sync

  3. Synchronize variants and availability

    Review sizes, colors, current prices, applicable inventory information, and products requiring merchant attention.

  4. Add store knowledge

    Prepare sizing, fit, shipping, returns, product care, promotions, and approved shopper answers.

  5. Configure the assistant

    Set brand voice, page context, recommendation controls, cart permissions, and handoff behavior.

  6. Test and publish

    Validate discovery, Q&A, recommendations, try-on, cart actions, mobile experience, and event tracking.

    Merchant approval
Store Connection & Sync Center Connection health, catalog readiness, and installation status

Knowledge and Brand Voice

Define what WardrobeIt knows and how it represents your store.

Your assistant should feel native to the merchant experience, grounded in approved product information and clear about when it cannot answer independently.

Control the source, tone, confidence, and boundaries behind every answer.

Manage brand voice, approved terminology, product facts, store policies, reviewed answers, restricted topics, confidence rules, and human-support conditions from one connected workspace.

Brand voice

Set tone, response length, terminology, personality, and prohibited wording.

Product knowledge

Use catalog descriptions, attributes, fit notes, size guidance, materials, and care instructions.

Store policies

Prepare shipping, delivery, returns, exchanges, payments, promotions, and support information.

Approved answers

Create reviewed responses for common product and store questions.

Catalog and Merchandising Logic

Control which products WardrobeIt prioritizes, excludes, and combines.

Scale merchandising decisions across product discovery, alternatives, complete looks, cross-sells, and cart journeys while keeping shopper relevance and catalog truth at the center.

Merchandising Controls

Turn catalog strategy into merchant-defined recommendation logic.

Use product and collection priorities, exclusions, availability conditions, merchant tags, product relationships, and styling rules without allowing commercial priority to replace shopper relevance.

  • Prioritize eligible in-stock products
  • Respect product and collection exclusions
  • Use approved complete-look relationships
  • Allow commercially important products

Product Priorities

Give relevant strategic products and collections additional visibility.

Standard · Elevated · Highest

Exclusions

Keep restricted products, categories, markets, and unavailable items out of recommendations.

Merchant controlled

New Arrivals

Use new-arrival status as an additional signal when the product remains relevant.

Relevance first

Best Sellers

Use approved sales data to give proven products contextual visibility.

Data required

Sale Products

Include current promotional products without forcing them into unsuitable journeys.

Price verified

Product Pairings

Define similar products, alternatives, accessories, care items, and cross-sells.

Catalog relationships

Complete Looks

Guide outfit building through approved categories, collections, budgets, and styling rules.

Merchant styling

Commercial Rules

Use profitability-aware logic only when accurate merchant cost and margin data is connected.

No inferred margin

Recommendations and Conversion Actions

Decide what WardrobeIt can recommend and which actions it can take.

Configure the commercial logic behind recommendations, complete looks, cart actions, bundles, approved offers, quantity rules, and shopper confirmations.

Product Recommendation Rules

Balance shopper relevance with merchant-controlled commercial logic.

Define how WardrobeIt weighs shopper intent, product fit, budget, availability, collection context, and merchant priorities before recommending products or continuing into cart actions.

Prioritize eligible in-stock products
Enabled
Require shopper confirmation before cart action
Enabled
Apply merchant-approved offers only
Required
Allow unauthorized discounts
Blocked
Validate price, variant, and availability
Required
Log restricted actions and safe errors
Enabled
Configure Conversion Actions

Virtual Try-On Management

Configure the try-on experience as a merchant. Review it as a shopper.

Prepare eligible products, image readiness, shopper instructions, privacy controls, retention behavior, live previews, and try-on reporting before publication.

Keep product eligibility, shopper guidance, privacy, and conversion connected.

Virtual Try-On remains part of the merchant catalog and shopping journey. Every enabled product, shopper instruction, consent step, generated result, variant selection, and cart action should reflect the active configuration.

  • Eligible products and categories Manage supported items, exclusions, markets, and review states.
  • Product image readiness Review image angle, visibility, background, obstruction, and missing imagery.
  • Shopper instructions and live preview Test camera guidance, upload state, result actions, and mobile behavior.
  • Consent, retention, and deletion Keep storefront wording aligned with actual technical and legal behavior.
  • Try-on activity and outcomes Review starts, completions, product actions, cart activity, and related outcomes.
Manage Virtual Try-On

Performance and Revenue Outcomes

Measure the actions that matter, not conversation volume alone.

Review how supported shopper journeys progress through discovery, recommendations, product questions, try-on, cart actions, checkout, purchases, and transparent assisted-outcome reporting.

Performance Overview

Assistant sessionsQualified usage
Product questionsShopper concerns
Recommendation clicksProduct interest
Try-on completionsVisual evaluation
Cart additionsCommerce action
Assisted outcomesOrder connection

Assisted commerce journey

  1. 01ConversationIntent
  2. 02RecommendationDiscovery
  3. 03SelectionDecision
  4. 04CartAction
  5. 05CheckoutProgress
  6. 06PurchaseOutcome

Measurement clarity

  • Usage is not revenue Track assistant activity separately from commercial outcomes.
  • Cart value is not completed revenue Use completed order data for assisted revenue reporting.
  • Assisted is not automatically incremental Define attribution windows and causal methodology clearly.
  • Feature outcomes remain comparable Discovery, Q&A, try-on, complete looks, cart actions, and offers.
Attribution boundary

Define the qualifying interaction, attribution period, order source, included revenue, excluded events, and data limitations.

Revenue Intelligence

Understand what shoppers are trying to do and what your team should improve next.

Add conversational context to ecommerce events so merchants can see objections, unmet demand, missing product information, weak product journeys, and merchandising opportunities.

Operations, Trust, and Access

Run WardrobeIt with the right roles, connections, safeguards, and account controls.

Show only the integrations, permissions, security controls, billing details, and account functions that are active for the merchant’s enabled configuration.

Team Access

Give each merchant team member access to the areas required for their role.

  • Workspace and store access
  • Role-based permissions
  • Configuration and publishing rights
  • Activity review

Integrations

Manage supported commerce, analytics, lifecycle, support, and implementation connections.

  • Connected and action-required states
  • Synchronization and error status
  • Only production-ready connections
  • Merchant-controlled authentication

Security and Guardrails

Control access, store boundaries, keys, restricted actions, validation, logs, and shopper safeguards.

  • Authenticated portal access
  • Per-store data boundaries
  • API-key and permission controls
  • No unsupported certification claims

Account and Billing

Review the active plan, feature access, usage, billing period, invoices, and support route.

  • Plan and billing status
  • Usage categories
  • Feature access
  • Workspace settings

Frequently Asked Questions

Merchant Portal questions, answered.

Clear answers for teams evaluating store connection, product controls, Virtual Try-On management, analytics, revenue attribution, access, and security.

It is the control and reporting workspace used to connect stores, manage catalogs, configure the assistant, operate shopper experiences, and review supported outcomes.

Run WardrobeIt from One Connected Workspace

Give every merchant team clear control over the shopping experience and the decisions it supports.

Connect your store, manage catalog logic, configure the assistant, operate Virtual Try-On, define cart actions, monitor outcomes, and turn shopper activity into better ecommerce decisions.

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  • Connect and monitor the ecommerce store

    Store status, catalog synchronization, product health, and launch readiness.

  • Control products, recommendations, and actions

    Knowledge, rules, priorities, exclusions, offers, and guardrails.

  • Review shopper activity and commercial outcomes

    Usage, cart, checkout, completed orders, and transparent attribution.

  • Identify the next merchant improvement

    Shopper objections, catalog gaps, product friction, and merchandising opportunities.