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eCommerce AI Agents

AI Agents for eCommerce on AWS

A 64-part field guide, from a first support agent to a multi-agent operations team — every part naming the tools, the human approval gate, and what breaks when you skip one.

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All 64 parts of the series

8 tracks, from a first support agent to a multi-agent operations team. Every part names the tools, the human approval gate, and what breaks when you skip one.

Start Here — Store Operations

12

The workflows most merchants automate first: support, WISMO, back office, and daily priorities.

Customer and Revenue Agents

9

Recommendation, recovery, retention, and post-purchase — with discounts and writes gated behind a human.

Inventory, Purchasing, and Vendors

5

Reorder briefs, dead stock, demand signals, and PO approval gates. Humans still sign the purchase order.

B2B Commerce Agents

5

Contract pricing, quotes, reorder cadence, and onboarding — where a shopper JWT must never read a buyer price.

Agentic Commerce and AI Discovery

9

What changes when the buyer, or the thing choosing the SKU, is somebody else's model.

Autonomy, Governance, and Readiness

8

How much autonomy per action, where the human sits, and what to fix before the model.

Data, Margin, and Proactive Operations

12

Join keys, evidence-backed alerts, and agents that raise the exception before anyone opens a dashboard.

Multi-Agent Architecture and Integration

4

When one agent stops being enough, what it should remember, and how it reaches Shopify, ERP, CRM, and WMS.

Building agents on your store?

We connect agents to storefronts and back-office systems on AWS — with tool boundaries, Cedar on writes, and a human on anything that moves money.

Pictures:Control Delivery Service order bins, Sears Roebuck and Company Mail Order Plant, Chicago, HABS ILL,16-CHIG,110A-71 (Public domain); British Parcels Post: sorting parcels for foreign mail, LCCN2014689781, Bain News Service (Public domain). Via Wikimedia Commons.