Unified Assistant for Catalog, Smart Search, and Customer Support
Demonstration scenario: we organize specifications, write clear English descriptions from verified data, show current availability, and pass leads to CRM.
Business situation overview
In online stores with 10,000+ items from various suppliers, specifications are filled in haphazardly. Different units of measurement, missing key parameters, copy-paste descriptions. Regular search for live customer queries yields zero results. And support searches for products manually.
Data flow and architecture diagram
The human role in the loop (Human-in-the-loop)
Before mass synchronizing updated cards with the main site, the content manager reviews a sample.
Example input and system response
Limits of the demo scenario
- ✕The assistant relies only on parameters from the manufacturer's technical passport
- ✕If there is insufficient data on specifications, the system honestly states so, rather than making assumptions
- ✕Prices and availability are pulled directly from the store's accounting database
What to measure during pilot testing
- ✓Share of search queries with no results (goal: minus 70%)
- ✓How complete and uniformly filled the product specifications are
- ✓How accurately the consultant responds — according to support managers
Marketing and Content Automation
Interested in a similar architecture?
We’ll adapt the logic of this scenario to your internal software, database structure, and operating rules.
Discuss adaptationScenario adaptation: Unified Assistant for Catalog, Search, and Support
Describe the process that’s eating up your team’s time. We’ll suggest what can be automated, what data is needed, and where to start.