Transform your storefront with an intelligent chat assistant that helps customers discover products, answer policy questions, and manage their cart through natural language. Shoppers can ask "find me running shoes" or "add this to my cart" and get immediate help. Seamlessly integrates with your store's theme and automatically learns from your product catalog.

• Customers can ask "search for blue dresses" to find products instantly
• Chatbot Kit widget answers policy questions and helps customers make decisions
• Add, remove and update cart items using natural language
• Seamlessly guide customers from chat conversation to secure checkout
• Automatically learns your product catalog, knowledge base and store policies

Weigh Kit adds sell-by-weight to Shopify POS for deli, butcher, produce, bulk foods, coffee and hardware counters. Staff pick a product by search or barcode, key in the weight, then tap a saved tare container to deduct packaging. The item enters the cart charged at exactly net weight times the rate per g, 100 g, kg, oz or lb.

• Weigh an item at the counter and add it to the cart at the exact amount
• Subtract packaging with one tap using your saved tare containers
• Scan a barcode or search to pull up the item being weighed
• Sell by g, 100 g, kg, oz or lb, with a min and max weight per item
• Works on every till and location, in English, French, German and Spanish

Costcraft is for Shopify merchants who make what they sell. Add raw materials, sub-assemblies, and suppliers, then attach a recipe (bill of materials) to a product or a sub-assembly, with batch yield, labor, and overhead. See unit cost, margin, and how many you can make. Finish a production run to consume materials and add finished goods. Made-to-order recipes deduct materials on a new order and restore them if cancelled. Purchase orders support partial receipts and shipping in landed cost.

• Look up raw materials and sub-assemblies by name or SKU, with unit cost
• Stock by location, reorder points, and materials that are low
• Look up a recipe's unit cost, margin, and how many you can make
• See production runs, then finish one to consume materials and add stock
• Deduct made-to-order materials on a new order, and restore them if cancelled