Mentioned in 36 AI use cases across 9 industries
Teams can preview how personalization changes rankings for a specific shopper and query before turning it on for everyone.
A retailer turns personalization on in platform settings instead of changing app code every time, making it easier to test whether personalized search performs better.
An online prescription eyewear retailer uses an AI system that learns from shopper behavior to suggest products each person is more likely to want.
Gymshark uses AI to suggest products shoppers are likely to want, helping people find relevant items faster during Black Friday traffic spikes.
The retailer used customer shopping history and product details to send each shopper wine suggestions and marketing emails that felt more like advice from a knowledgeable store associate.
Cider analyzes product listings and renames items so shoppers in different countries use the words they expect, making products easier to find.
Show each shopper the version of a product they’re most likely to like, such as their preferred color, while keeping only one version of that product visible in results.
The app records what people search for, what results they see, and what they click so the store can learn where search works or fails.
A retailer plugs the merchandising and AI search system into platforms like Shopify or Magento so improvements can be launched without rebuilding the whole storefront stack.