AI-Powered
E-Commerce Development

AI-powered e-commerce brings artificial intelligence into product search, comparison, recommendations and cart actions. Customers describe what they need in everyday language; the assistant uses catalogue information to offer options and starts a cart action following an explicit request or approval. Store rules, pricing, stock and payment checks remain part of the e-commerce platform.

A chatbot that answers FAQs mainly provides information. An AI shopping assistant connected to the catalogue and cart can also find products, compare features and add a chosen product to the cart. Its capabilities depend on the connected systems and the permissions assigned to it.

A customer makes a request such as “Add two pairs of black headphones to my cart.” The system identifies the product, variant and quantity, then checks price and stock. It asks about any missing choices. Following an explicit request or approval, it updates the cart and shows the change. Adding to the cart does not take payment or complete an order.

Yes. An integrated cart flow can support requests such as “Make that three”, “Remove this product” or “Undo the last action”. It clarifies the product and action, checks the current cart and shows the result. Controls that prevent the same action from being applied twice are also included in the setup scope.

The system does not choose a random variant when size, colour or model information is missing. If stock is unavailable, it stops the action and explains why. It may offer alternatives, but it does not add a different product without the customer choosing it.

Recommendations use the customer’s needs, budget and stated preferences alongside catalogue specifications. Comparisons use relevant fields such as price, dimensions, materials, compatibility and intended use. Missing information is not presented as a confirmed feature; catalogue quality is assessed during setup.

Yes. We can build workflows that create description drafts from source information such as product names, specifications, categories and brand voice. Technical details, warranty terms and performance claims are checked against the source data. Missing fields are flagged for review, and your team reviews and approves the drafts.

Production can cover SEO titles, meta descriptions, buying guides and FAQs as well as product and category descriptions. SEOMACHINE supports our content production and audit approach. We assess originality, consistency with product data and usefulness to customers. Automated production does not guarantee rankings.

The project can include workflows that use existing product photos to prepare clean backgrounds, different scenes and campaign layouts. Product colour, shape, logo and labels are checked against the source image. AI outputs are reviewed before they are published as product photos. The visuals on this page are illustrative drawings, not generated production results.

If product records are available from a suitable data source, we can plan batch workflows by category and product group. Field mapping and sample outputs are checked first. Incomplete or incorrect records are set aside for review, then production continues with approved templates. Timing and usage costs depend on product volume, data quality and the chosen services.

We select suitable workflows from SEOMACHINE, SMMACHINE, MAILMACHINE, PPCMACHINE, GTMMACHINE, RAPORMACHINE and MARKETPLACEMACHINE. We define the store data source, the destination of each output and who approves it. A ready-made, one-click connection is not assumed for every engine; integration and service scope are clarified in the proposal.

In our proposed workflow, copy and visuals are prepared as drafts first. Your team checks product accuracy and brand consistency. Content destinations, publishing permissions and any automation rules are agreed during setup. The examples on this page do not send content to any channel.

The one-time licence and setup are assessed separately from ongoing production costs. Your proposal specifies the selected machines, visual production connections, usage rights, AI service consumption and maintenance. Not every engine or unlimited production is assumed to be included in the standard licence.

Assess agencies through a working product demo, catalogue and cart integration, mobile experience, data migration, clear licence terms and support after delivery. Look beyond screen design and ask how stock changes, missing variants and failed actions are handled. Compare proposals using the same scope and total cost of ownership.

There is no single best agency for every business. Your sector, integrations, budget and support needs determine the right fit. At Istanbul-based DijitalPi, we adapt our platform to your brand and bring design, AI shopping experiences and store management together. Request a demo and compare scope and licence terms before deciding.

We plan a branded interface, product catalogue, AI product discovery and comparison, approved cart actions and an admin dashboard within one project. We review your existing data and connections, then specify the features and additional development in your proposal. Our sales model is a one-time licence and setup.

ChatGPT search features can use web sources. OpenAI uses a crawler called OAI-SearchBot to surface websites in search results and recommends allowing it access through robots.txt and network settings. Access does not mean a site will be recommended in every answer. Clear, accessible and up-to-date product and service information is central to our visibility work.

No recommendation or ranking for a specific question can be guaranteed. Content and technical access work can help present your service scope, expertise, verifiable project information and contact details clearly. One observed answer is not evidence of a permanent ranking; citations across different queries and incoming visits should be assessed together.

Adding an AI assistant does not create a ranking advantage on its own. Core SEO practices also apply to Google’s AI search experiences: accessible and indexable pages, useful content, clear internal links and structured data consistent with visible content. We plan these alongside store development without promising specific rankings or traffic growth.

SEO helps search engines find and understand your website. GEO describes an approach focused on helping generative AI systems understand content and use it as a source. Both rely on clear product information, original explanations and technical accessibility. GEO work does not guarantee inclusion in AI answers.

Connecting an on-site assistant to your catalogue and cart is a separate implementation. Appearing in ChatGPT search or supplying products to an external shopping platform may involve different requirements. Adding an AI assistant to your site does not automatically create a store or payment connection on those platforms.

Cost depends on design customisation, the state of your product data, migration, AI workflows and integrations. We share the one-time licence and setup fee after discussing scope. Hosting, AI service usage, maintenance and any recurring third-party costs are listed separately.

We first review the connections your platform offers for catalogue, stock and cart operations. We then scope adding AI features to your existing site or moving to a new platform. The portability of product, category, image, customer and order data is assessed separately.

We review your required services and available integration options together. Payment setup and other integrations are itemised in your proposal. A ready-made connection to every provider, or inclusion of every integration in the one-time licence, should not be assumed.

The schedule depends on catalogue preparation, design, migration and integrations. Delivery stages, admin dashboard training, launch and support scope are included in the proposal. Maintenance and additional development terms are also agreed at the start.

No. The demo uses preset scenarios and illustrative prices. It has no live AI, stock or payment connection. Approval changes only the sample cart on this page; no order is created. Switching scenarios, restarting or refreshing resets the sample cart.