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Ecommerce & Retail
A colour, a size, an address and a delivery charge can decide whether a conversation is ready to become an order. Bring those details together without asking a returning customer to start over.
From the sample catalogue

Leather · Beige, Black, Tan
1,450 EGPIllustrative journey · no real action
Catalogue with colours and tracked stock · delivery zones · photo matching on
Photo matching is switched on per workspace at activation. It is off by default.
The business problem
Customers in Egypt and the Gulf may discover an item on Instagram, ask about it on WhatsApp and return later for another option. AGENEON can use the business's catalogue and authorized customer context to progress a supported request. Native order creation remains different from reading a connected Shopify store.
Illustrative journey · no real action
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Customer wants
Store · Example conversation
Salma A.

Do you have this one? I want it in beige.
It looks closest to these two from our collection. Which one do you mean?
From the catalogue
The first one. Is beige in stock, and how much is delivery to Sheikh Zayed?
Beige is in stock. Delivery to Sheikh Zayed is 70 EGP. Send me the address and I'll place the order.
Villa 12, Street 5, Beverly Hills, Sheikh Zayed
Done, Salma. Your order is placed.
Order #2318
PlacedCustomer context
Salma A.New customer
Customer wants: The bag in her photo, in beige, delivered to Sheikh Zayed
Set up by this business: Catalogue with colours and tracked stock · delivery zones · photo matching on
Photo matching is switched on per workspace at activation. It is off by default.
What AGENEON is doing
Done by AGENEON · nobody had to confirm it
Order placed · 1,520 EGP with delivery
Each example runs under the authority that business set up: most of the work AGENEON finishes itself, and a person comes in only for money, custom prices and exceptions — then hands it back. Example conversations with illustrative businesses, prices and dates. What AGENEON can complete depends on how each business sets it up.
Ecommerce & Retail
Understand the requested product and option. A photo can suggest catalogue candidates only when image understanding is activated; the customer must confirm the match before an order relies on it.
Collect the selected variant, quantity and destination. Native delivery totals come from configured rules; do not promise a charge for an unsupported area or invent a discount.
An authorized native order can be recorded with its terms. The business fulfils it and verifies any payment claim; a read-only Shopify connection does not create or edit a store order.
Illustrative journey · no real action
Ecommerce & Retail
Maintained products, variants, prices and relevant stock information.
Configured native delivery zones/terms, or an authorized read-only connected store.
Customer identity/contact evidence and an appropriately permitted sales role.
Examples show supported product behavior. Customer access depends on deployment activation, configuration and any required provider approvals.
No. The launch connection is read-oriented. Catalogue/order context does not grant permission to write products, inventory, prices or customer records back to Shopify.
No. Image workflows require separate activation, qualified provider behavior and confirmation rules. The illustration shows a configured example, not universal availability.