Merchant copilot
Help internal teams review catalogue tasks, locate missing information and prepare changes for approval.
Shopify AI
Lumethica designs custom AI experiences and internal tools around Shopify product data, customer journeys and commerce operations — without turning the project into a theme redesign.

Built around your stack
Possible connections, scoped to your systems and permissions.
The starting point is a buying decision or operational workflow. Shopify can remain the commerce platform while a custom experience helps shoppers choose or gives operators a structured place to prepare catalogue changes. Lumethica focuses on product logic, data, interfaces and controls around that use case.
See the workflow
Select a step to see how the context, output and controls connect.
Define which product information the experience can read and which system owns each field.
Help a customer express a need, inspect relevant options and understand the product fit.
Internal operations can use the same product context with separate roles and explicit publishing approval.
Help internal teams review catalogue tasks, locate missing information and prepare changes for approval.
Use approved product and order context where appropriate, with permission boundaries and a clear support handoff.
Reads and approved writes can move through the integration layer in both directions. The integration design checks available APIs, store configuration, permissions and operating limits before implementation. PIM, feeds and other systems can be included when the workflow needs them.
Keep the commerce platform as a defined source of truth.
Scope access, synchronize permitted fields and handle errors.
Prepare grounded recommendations or controlled content changes.
Show useful choices, review states and the next permitted action.
AI-generated content should enter a draft state. Required fields and structure can be checked deterministically, while reviewers assess accuracy and tone. Only approved changes should reach publishing. A versioned preview, publishing log and recovery path can make the handoff reviewable, including when a sync fails or the underlying product changes.
An audit can map the current customer journey or operations process, establish data ownership and identify the first useful outcome. A product sprint then defines the interface, integration assumptions and MVP backlog. One category or operator team provides a practical pilot boundary, with agreed measures for customer progress or reduced review effort.
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FAQ
The focus is an intelligence or workflow layer around your existing store. Any storefront changes are scoped to the chosen experience; a theme redesign is not a prerequisite.
Yes. Data ownership and synchronization rules can preserve Shopify as the commerce source of truth while other systems provide approved inputs.
The proposed content workflow uses drafts, validation and explicit human approval before publishing. Permissions and publish actions are defined during scoping.
These are custom solution possibilities. Lumethica can define and build the product around your catalogue, workflow and integration constraints.
Define the first useful release
Start with your catalogue, current process and the outcome you want to improve.