Rules can take repeatable actions when store events meet defined conditions. Examples include tagging an order, alerting staff to an inventory threshold or routing an exception for review. Each workflow needs reliable data, permissions, monitoring and a way to recover from failure.
What to automate
- Defined, repeatable actions with clear inputs and outputs.
- Tasks where an exception can be noticed and corrected.
- Signals whose effect on customers, inventory or money can be tested.
What remains governed
Product, offer and policy decisions can require merchant approval. An alert is not a purchase order; a tag is not proof that fulfilment was completed. Workflows must be reviewed when products, apps or business rules change.
CAT AI is a done-for-you system: the customer buys an Automation and shares a goal; CAT AI assesses the store, chooses and runs the next feasible action, then closes that cycle with expert oversight where needed. One purchase does not deploy a fixed stack of algorithms across every operation.
