Industries · Retail and e-commerce

Retail and e-commerce: AI to sell better, not just faster

Product pages, customer service, stock management: concrete gains you can measure from the first weeks.

Retailers already use AI for stock management and customer personalisation. The challenge in 2026: connecting these tools to your real catalogue and orders.

Concrete use cases

Product pages and translations

SEO-optimised descriptions that match your tone, in several languages.

Customer service

Order tracking, returns, product questions: instant answers, with handover to a human when needed.

Stock and replenishment

Out-of-stock alerts and order suggestions based on your sales.

Replying to customer reviews

A personalised reply to every review, on your website or on Google, drafted by AI and approved by you.

Sales analysis

A clear weekly overview: rising products, unsold stock, trends, based on your real sales data.

What it changes day to day

  • An up-to-date catalogue without spending your evenings on it, in all your sales languages.
  • Customers who get an answer right away, even at weekends.
  • Fewer stock-outs and less dead stock thanks to alerts.
  • You stay in control: AI prepares, you approve before anything is sent.
  • Your tools stay the same: we connect to your online shop (Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop…) or your till system.

How much does it cost?

Every project starts with a 2 to 4-day scoping phase (€1,600 to €3,200) to check what is feasible with your tools and price it precisely. A first prototype tested on your real catalogue takes 1 to 2 weeks on average (€4,000 to €8,000). You then decide, with full knowledge, whether to go further.

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How I work

A short scoping phase, a prototype tested on your real cases, then production: you approve every step.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the generated product pages good for SEO?

Yes, as long as they are based on your real product information and reviewed. The tool avoids duplicated generic text, which Google penalises.

Won't automated customer service annoy my customers?

It answers simple questions (order tracking, returns, availability) and hands over to a human whenever needed, making it clear.

Do I need to change e-commerce platform?

No. AI connects to your current shop and catalogue.

What about my customers' data?

The data remains your property. I advise you on hosting (in Europe and GDPR-compliant, or elsewhere depending on your needs), but you decide, and no data is used to train an AI model.

Do you work on site?

Yes, in Landes (40), Pyrénées-Atlantiques (64) and Nouvelle-Aquitaine for key meetings; the rest of the work is done remotely, anywhere in France.

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