Agentic Shopping for Backyard Projects
The patio demo follows a customer who has a project in mind but needs help deciding what to buy. Watch the questions and choices that turn a project specification into practical purchasing decisions.
Watch the backyard shopping demonstration
Make the requirements specific
The assistant asks follow-up questions before shaping its recommendations. Brand preferences and spending limits give those questions a practical purpose: establishing which options fit the customer’s project. The conversation helps translate a broad idea into requirements that can guide product selection.
Understand what the catalog cannot cover
An essential item may be needed even when it is unavailable in the retailer’s catalog. Making that distinction visible helps customers see what remains to be sourced before work begins. A filled cart does not necessarily mean a fully supplied project.
What retailers can take away
The project becomes the basis for evaluating related purchases together. Retailers can use this approach to support the customer’s intended outcome and surface gaps that a series of individual product searches could miss.
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