3 posts tagged with "E-commerce"

Most "AI for e-commerce" demos stop at the same trick: ask for a product, get a row back. That demos well. It does not run a store.

Picture this instead. Your summer collection went live yesterday. Half the size and colour combos are silently set to hidden. Two of the categories on the homepage are empty because every product underneath is active=0. A "Mother's Day -20%" cart rule expired last week but is still showing on the storefront. Customers are checking out, but the carrier for one shipping zone has been disabled. Nobody noticed.

That is not a screenshot question. That is what a useful agent has to walk: products, variants, stock, categories, prices, cart rules, carriers, zones, and the customer messages people are leaving when checkout breaks.

We rebuilt the PrestaShop MCP server around that shape. Catalog, order book, and localization get separate tools per resource, not one flat JSON blob.

Your product catalog is your inventory. You need to manage it well.

The Product Catalog MCP server bundle gives you 7 MCP tools for creating products, setting prices, managing your product catalog, and organizing offerings. E-commerce stores and product-based businesses need product catalogs. This bundle makes it straightforward.

Accepting payments shouldn't be complicated. But it usually is.

The Payment Processing MCP server bundle gives you 17 MCP tools for creating payment intents, processing charges, handling refunds, and managing payment methods. It's everything you need to take money from customers without the headache.