A food truck
- Shopper
- What do you have that is not spicy?
- Agent
- The carnitas and the chicken bowl are mild.
- Shopper
- Two chicken bowls and a horchata.
- Agent
- Added to the order draft — take a look.
- Shopper
- Make it one bowl. Yes, add it to my cart.
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Shoppers can ask about what you sell, build a visible order draft, correct it, and approve Add to cart before anything enters the real cart. Your existing storefront and checkout stay in control.
suggestion → reviewed order draft → real cart → checkout → payment result
The agent can suggest items and help build a draft. Nothing reaches the cart until the shopper approves it, and nothing is paid until checkout.
We demonstrated it with food first, but the flow is built around a seller's catalog, prices, and cart—not one type of business. The retail example below is the proof.
The draft is a proposal. It becomes an order only when the shopper presses Add to cart, and it becomes a payment only at your existing checkout.
Items, availability, and prices are re-checked against your live catalog on the server before anything is added. The agent cannot quote a price you did not set.
A confirmed draft is added to what is already in the cart. Clearing a cart stays a separate, deliberate action.
Shoppers can speak or type. Both go to the same reviewed draft, so neither becomes a different experience.
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