Product questions: answers from your own catalogue
Nemma searches your Shopify catalogue, finds the product and replies with price, stock status and a link. The catalogue is public, so Nemma does not need to know the sender to reply.
- 1The customer asks about a product
- 2Nemma searches your catalogue
- 3A draft with price, stock and link is ready
- 4You send - there is no action to approve
Names, order numbers, amounts and addresses in the examples are made up and are there to show what it looks like. The rules are not made up: they are the ones Nemma follows.
The customer asks whether a jacket is waterproof
The customer's email
Made upHi,
I am looking at the Trail Jacket for a trip to Norway. Is it waterproof, and do you have it in stock?
Regards, Camilla
Nemma looks it up
Nemma searches your catalogue for Trail Jacket. This is public product data, so no order and no verification of the sender is needed.
- Title and link for up to five active products
- Price, or price range
- Whether at least one variant can be bought
- The product description, the first 600 characters
Nemma does not see stock per size, only whether the product can be bought. And it only replies from the description and your skill. If a detail is not there, Nemma is instructed not to guess.
Draft
Hi Camilla
Thank you for your message. Yes, we have the Trail Jacket, and it can be bought right now: [link to the product]. According to the product description it has a waterproof membrane and taped seams. The price is DKK 1,199.00.
Please write again if you would like to know more, for example about sizes.
Kind regards, Nord Supply Customer Service
The link comes from the lookup in your catalogue. Before Auto-send sends, Nemma checks that the draft only contains links to your own shop or links from the lookup.
A human approves here
A product question changes no order and moves no money, so there is no action to approve, only the reply itself. You read, edit and press Send reply.
If Product questions is on Auto-send, Nemma sends the reply without you when nothing stops it. Several questions in the email, an angry customer or a link outside your shop turns the reply into a draft that waits for you.
Every category starts on Draft. You switch on Auto-send per category yourself, and only once the category's skill has been filled in.
These apply every time
The rules live in the code and not just in an instruction to the AI, so they hold even if an email tries to say something else.
Only links from your own catalogue
Before a reply is sent automatically, it is scanned for links outside your shop and for email addresses that are not the customer's. If the scan finds anything, the reply becomes a draft.
The reply always goes to the customer
No function in Nemma can take a recipient address as a parameter. The reply is always sent to the sender of the case.
Your skill sets the limits
Size guides, materials and what you never want to promise go in the skill for Product questions. The better your descriptions in Shopify are, the better the replies get.
What it requires, and what Nemma cannot do
Honest about what has to be in place and where the limit is.
What it requires
- Shopify connected with the read_products permission. If it is missing, Nemma replies without catalogue data.
- Good product descriptions in Shopify. Nemma uses them as its source.
- The skill for Product questions filled in, for example with a size guide and tone.
The limits
- Stock status applies to the product as a whole, not a particular size or colour.
- Nemma finds at most five products per search and reads the first 600 characters of the description.
- Questions that the catalogue and your skill do not cover must be answered by a human.
Read more in the Academy
Short, practical guides, written from the system as it works today.
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