Are shoppers reaching a shortlist?
01Use Recommendation completion and related engagement to see whether discovery is narrowing into consideration.
Commerce Intelligence
See where the decision journey gains — or loses — momentum.
Commerce Intelligence helps merchants interpret observable shopper behavior across products, Experiences, Merchant Actions, and available source context. It is an evidence layer, not a revenue attribution shortcut.
Questions it answers
Turn interaction data into operating questions merchants can act on.
Which frames reach deeper evaluation?
02Review Virtual Try-On, Frame Compare, favorite, and related product-interest signals where enabled.
Which Experiences create stronger intent?
03Compare observable behavior across Store and Campaign Experiences rather than pooling every visit together.
Where do shoppers continue?
04Review product clicks, inquiries, and other configured Merchant Actions together with available source context.
Analysis context
Read signals in the context that produced them.
The same event means more when it is tied back to the product, Experience, configured action, and available source context. Commerce Intelligence keeps those dimensions available for merchant review where the underlying data exists.
Evidence boundary
Intent is useful evidence. It is not a revenue guarantee.
The current Commerce Intelligence layer focuses on observable engagement and purchase-intent behavior. Revenue attribution requires commerce or order-data integration, and incremental revenue claims require credible experiment design.
No guaranteed conversion uplift, revenue lift, or incremental GMV claims.
Founding Merchant Pilot
Start with a focused 30-day test.
Use your real frames, one hosted Experience, and observable shopper intent before making a larger commitment.