70+ tools. Practically any store task, in plain words.

Claude looks for problems in Google, broken links, technical errors and products customers can't see. You get a list ordered by what matters most, with the quick wins first.

By hand: a paid audit, or days of clicking through reports.

Ask: “Check my store and tell me what to fix first.”

Sales compared with last week, low stock and new errors, in a few sentences with your morning coffee.

By hand: three reports in the back office and comparing numbers on paper.

Ask: “What's new in the store since yesterday?”

Claude checks everything that can hide a product or hold back its sales, and tells you the cause in one sentence, with the fix.

By hand: five settings on three screens, or a message to your developer.

Ask: “A customer can't find the Sora lantern in Lanterns. Why?”

Your best and weakest products from the last month, and what customers buy together.

By hand: exporting orders to a spreadsheet and counting by product.

Ask: “Show me what sold best last month and what isn't moving.”

A whole category at once: titles and descriptions in Google, product descriptions in your tone, and short answers to the questions customers ask, written so Google and AI assistants can understand them.

By hand: an afternoon or more per category, product by product.

Ask: “Improve the texts and SEO in Lanterns.”

A description at the top of each category that helps customers choose, and links to related categories so customers and Google find their way around.

By hand: writing every category page from scratch.

Ask: “Write descriptions for my main categories and link the ones that belong together.”

Claude finds the addresses where customers most often land on an error page, and suggests a redirect or a fix for each one.

By hand: digging through server reports, then fixing pages one at a time.

Ask: “Which missing pages do customers hit, and how do we fix them?”

Claude counts what's missing in your second language and translates products, categories, features and pages.

By hand: copying texts into a translator and back, field by field.

Ask: “Translate the Lanterns category into Polish.”

Paste a list of products, and Claude adds them to your store as drafts to check, with names, descriptions and categories.

By hand: filling in the product form again for every item.

Ask: “Add these 12 lanterns from the list as drafts.”

A discount on products or a category, with a start and end date. Claude warns you before anything that could cost you money, such as a discount that looks too big or a promotion with no end date.

By hand: setting dates and discounts product by product.

Ask: “10% off all lanterns from 1 to 7 December.”

Claude picks the products for the sale, suggests discounts and dates, checks your margins and warns you about risks. After your "yes" it sets up the whole sale.

By hand: a spreadsheet of products, then discounts set one by one.

Ask: “Get Garden lighting ready for Black Friday.”

After the sale, Claude finds expired promotions, old codes and prices that should have gone back, and tidies them up in one go.

By hand: hunting through the back office for what the sale left behind.

Ask: “Clean up after Black Friday.”

Raises or lowers prices in a category or for a brand. You see every new price before it's saved.

By hand: changing the price in every product separately.

Ask: “Raise prices in Lanterns by 5% and round them to .99.”

A code with an amount or percentage, an expiry date and a usage limit.

Ask: “Create a code COMEBACK10: 10% off orders over €40, valid until the end of the month.”

Changes the colours of buttons and links and the fonts in a child theme, so a theme update won't wipe them out.

By hand: a job for a developer, or digging through CSS files.

Ask: “Make the Add to cart button dark green.”

A bar with a short message at the top of every page, such as free delivery or a break in shipping.

Ask: “Add a bar at the top of the page: "Free delivery over €50".”

Claude goes through your product page with a checklist of what helps people buy: photos, price, delivery information, trust badges, the Add to cart button. It changes the design after your "yes", with a copy of every file first.

By hand: a designer's review, then a developer to make the changes.

Ask: “Review my product page and tell me what stops people buying.”

Finds and fixes the things that look wrong on a phone.

Ask: “On a phone the menu covers the logo. Fix it.”

Changes the order and position of blocks on your home page.

Ask: “Move the bestsellers above the banner on the home page.”

Updates a module from a new package: a backup first, then the update, then a check of your store.

Ask: “Update the blog module to the new version from this package.”

Shows the modules you don't use and switches them off without losing data.

Ask: “Which modules don't I need? Switch off the ones I don't use.”

Changes the settings of a module, such as your newsletter or a banner.

Ask: “In the newsletter module, set the text under the sign-up form.”

Looks for the module that breaks the page and switches it off as a test.

By hand: a call to your developer, then waiting.

Ask: “Since yesterday the cart doesn't work. Find which module is causing it.”

Installs a module from your supplier's package and helps you set it up.

Ask: “Install the module from this package and set it up.”

Claude reads the error logs, finds the cause and fixes the file, keeping a copy.

By hand: a ticket to your developer or hosting company.

Ask: “The store shows error 500 on the cart page. Find the cause.”

Changes an old phone number, address or name in all your content at once.

By hand: searching through products, pages and modules.

Ask: “Change the old phone number to the new one everywhere.”

Uploads a Google Search Console verification file, or a similar one from another service.

Ask: “Upload the Google Search Console verification file I'll paste.”

After a domain change or a switch to https, fixes old addresses in your content and settings.

Ask: “I've moved to newshop.com. Fix the old addresses in content and settings.”

Turns maintenance mode on and off while bigger changes are made. You still see the store as normal.

Ask: “Turn on maintenance mode while we make changes, but let me see the store.”