Most store chatbots can only talk. Dana adds to cart.

What it does, and how

Every line here is behaviour you can watch on your own store within a few minutes of installing. Nothing on this page is a number we have not measured.

• It knows what you actually sell

  Your catalogue is indexed when you install and kept current by webhooks, so answers come from your products rather than a model's guess about them.

• It will not invent stock

  You choose how much it may say — nothing, in stock or sold out, or exact counts. It would rather admit it does not know than confidently sell something you cannot ship.

• It adds to cart, with the options right

  Ask for a green hoodie in medium and it opens the real variants and adds the one you picked. If that combination is not buyable it asks instead of substituting.

• It asks before it acts

  Nothing reaches a cart without the shopper confirming it. The assistant proposes, the shopper agrees, and only then does anything happen.

• A person can take over mid-sentence

  Your team sees the conversation live, takes it, and replies in the same window the shopper is already looking at. The assistant goes quiet the moment you do.

• It reads your policies without being asked

  Returns, shipping and refunds are imported the first time you open the app, so it answers those from your own wording rather than from a guess.

• You can see whether it paid for itself

  Orders that followed a conversation are attributed back to it, so the question is answered with revenue rather than with chat volume.

• Your shoppers' data stays accounted for

  You set the retention window, export or purge on request, and the browsing events it records carry no IP address, user agent or fingerprint.