The dog eats the same food every day. The agent knows when the bag ends.
Pet owners are the most regular shoppers online. The agent learns each pet's food, size and rhythm from the orders, reminds the owner in time and keeps the breed and the flavor on every page and in every message.
- Reorder reminders per pet and per product, from the order rhythm
- Usual items at the cart, the pattern that took 22% of orders in grocery
- A chat that answers feeding and product questions from the catalog
Regularity is the whole business.
A pet store is a grocery store with one customer per household who never changes brand without a reason. The agent treats each pet as a cycle: the bag size and the order dates give the rhythm, and the reminder goes out a few days before the bowl is empty, with the exact product.
The rest of the basket follows the pet: the harness in the right size, the treats that match the food, the flea treatment when the season starts. We see the same repeat-purchase pattern in grocery, where the usual-items block at the cart took 22% of all orders.
The reminder goes out on time, built from each owner's orders per product rather than from a calendar. The pet shapes every page: breed, size and flavor drive search, recommendations and the cart. And feeding amounts, ingredients and delivery are answered from the catalog, with a handover to your team.
What the agent did in stores like yours
Each result comes from one store, with its period and method on the page.
Your usual items, at the cart
The same repeat pattern: 22% of all orders included an item from the cart block, 68% of recommendation revenue from this one block.
Read the use case →Grocery emailCart emails earned 31 times a newsletter, per send
5.7% of cart emails led to an order, against 0.19% of newsletters; 44% open rate against 18%.
Read the use case →Grocery and merchandisingYour team sets the theme. The agent picks the products.
Seasonal rows your team names, filled per shopper: 14.8 orders per 100 clicks.
Read the use case →Small teams, no time for campaignsA store that runs on its own
Three always-on journeys and on-site recommendations did the work for three months without a campaign sent by hand.
Read the use case →Four jobs, tuned to pets
Reorder per pet
Food, litter and treats, each on its own rhythm, reminded before they run out.
Usual items at the cart
What the owner usually buys and has not added, before checkout.
Feeding and product questions
Answers from the catalog and the order history, in the owner's language.
Seasonal rows, picked per pet
Your team names the row; the agent fills it for each owner's pet.
See which of last week's visitors you missed
Thirty minutes, with your store and ad accounts open. Then 30 days free. A holdout group decides: if the agent doesn't add orders in 30 days, you don't pay.
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