Ask, Understand, Act, in Your Own Words
Ask about your jewelry business in plain words. The Assistant answers from your own catalog, listings, orders, stock, suppliers and books, every figure with its as-of time, and proposes the next step for you to confirm.
- Growth questions
- Support questions
- Books questions
- Steps you confirm
- A weekly brief
An answer you can act on, and the step that acts on it
- Best sellers on Amazon, 90 days
- Listings on every store
- Your eBay price at your rule
A list of the items, each with its units sold on Amazon and its eBay margin at your pricing rule and eBay’s fee, every row stamped with its as-of time.
Opens the listing preview for those items. The push is yours.
- The listing’s stock state
- The store’s last sync
- Open notices on the store
What held it, for example a swing in the supplier’s stock file that Appath held for review at the last sync, and since when.
The notice’s own fix, the same one you would open yourself.
- Slow movers on Amazon
- An Optimizer quote for those items
An AI Product Optimizer job for those items, quoted in credits before anything runs.
Drafts land as drafts and publish through the listing preview.
The same reads the pages use, and nothing a page could not show you
The Assistant reads Appath’s own records through fixed tools, each wrapping a read the platform already runs. It never calls a channel to answer a question, so a question never spends your channel’s quota.
Products, families and sizes, attributes, costs and supplier items.
What each channel holds, each listing’s price and errors, every store’s figures.
Each listing’s stock state, the last sync and any numbers held for review.
Statuses, items, amounts, purchase orders and shipments. Never a name or an address.
Supplier stock and status, your rule’s price, the marketplace fee and MAP floors.
Sales, channel fees, supplier costs, postage and profit, by order, brand or store.
Everything the Advisor shows, in the same words, seasons included.
What needs attention and its fix; every import, push and sync with its result.
What every notice, state and setting means, for “how do I…” questions.
Its steps are the platform’s own: listing previews, held stock numbers, pricing-rule checks, orders and purchase orders, and AI Product Optimizer quotes. Its growth answers come from the Advisor.
It proposes. You decide. Nothing changes until you confirm.
It never acts on its own
Appath AI never changes a listing, a price, your stock, money, a purchase order or a supplier by itself. A suggestion opens the same step you would use yourself, such as a listing preview, a pricing-rule check or a job quote, and nothing happens until you confirm it.
It never sees your buyers
Orders reach it without the buyer’s name, address, gift message or customization, on every channel. Text you type is checked against your own buyers’ names before it is stored or sent to a model.
It never mixes sellers
It reads your account’s data and nothing else: no pooled benchmarks, no “sellers like you”, and nothing from one seller’s account ever informs another’s.
It never invents a figure
Figures come from fixed, deterministic reads of your own data, each stamped with its period and as-of time. A number in an answer that no read returned is marked before you see it.
How Appath handles your data and your buyers’ data, and what the privacy policy commits to on AI training, is on the Trust page.
Ask from wherever you are in Appath
The Assistant opens in a panel beside the page you are on and stays open as you move. A step it proposes opens as the page beside it, so the question and the fix stay in view together. Each page suggests questions worth asking there, and you can rate any answer and flag a wrong figure.
Monday morning, what changed and what to do about it
Opt in and each week the Assistant writes you a brief: the opportunities opened or worth more this week, open notices by area, and each store’s week against the week before. It arrives as a conversation in the panel, with an e-mail that links to it and carries no figures, so your sales numbers stay out of your inbox. It costs 1 credit from your allowance.
Predictable: a question costs a fixed number of credits, shown before you ask
The Assistant, the weekly brief and the AI Product Optimizer draw on one balance. Every plan adds a monthly allowance, every action has a fixed price you see before it runs, and credit packs top the balance up. One credit is $0.10 at list price.
Most of what you ask the Assistant.
A question that reads across your whole catalog or history.
Opt-in, paid from your monthly allowance.
Quoted in credits before it runs: up to 1,000 products for one channel is 2,990 credits.
- Your allowance first, then your oldest pack. The monthly allowance does not carry over to the next month. Pack credits last 12 months from purchase, and Appath tells you thirty days before any of them end.
- Packs of 500, 3,000 and 10,000 credits, at your plan’s price per credit. Most Optimizer jobs are larger than a month’s allowance, so they are paid from a pack: on Scale, a 2,990-credit job costs $224.25.
- Auto top-up is opt-in. The account owner sets a threshold, the pack to buy and a monthly limit. A declined card pauses the top-up, never your operations.
- At zero, the AI pauses and operations never do. Sync, routing, pushes and every page keep working; Appath AI tells you it is out of credits and offers a pack.
- See every plan and what it includes →
Frequently asked questions
How the Assistant answers questions about a multichannel jewelry business, and what it never does. If your question isn’t here, get in touch.
What can I ask the Assistant?
Where do its answers come from?
Does the Assistant take actions automatically?
Does it see my buyers’ names and addresses?
How much does a question cost?
Who on my account can use it?
Does Appath use my data to train AI models?
Ask Your Jewelry Business Anything
The Assistant comes with every plan, as part of Appath AI, alongside the Advisor and the AI Product Optimizer.