AI-generated contentAI invents product features: how AllHub keeps answers grounded
A model can fill a missing fact with a plausible answer. AllHub reduces that risk by separating verified commerce data from generated language.
A conversational store does not have to live only inside your website. Share it with a link, open it from a button or embed it as a widget, so customers can find products by talking from the channel they already use.
You configure one experience connected to your catalogue and distribute the same conversational store URL wherever your customers already are: WhatsApp, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, email or a QR code. On your own website, the same experience can appear as a standalone page, button or floating widget.
AI-generated contentSharing means giving customers direct access to a shopping agent that helps them find products through natural conversation. A shopper opens it, explains what they need and receives suggestions from your catalogue. You are not sending products into social networks: the store is the source and each channel is an entry point to that experience.
The direction matters: the conversational store is the source, and each channel is simply a place from which a shopper can open it.
One conversational store can serve every approved channel without creating a separate experience for each one.
Use a direct link outside your website, a button at a specific decision point or a widget that remains available while customers browse.
Your website can offer a dedicated conversational page, a button or a widget. The choice depends on how prominent you want the experience to be and how customers navigate: a page gives it centre stage, a button opens it at a precise decision point and a widget keeps it available throughout the visit.
To share your catalogue on WhatsApp, place the link in a message, quick reply, status or another WhatsApp Business location that supports URLs. The shopper taps it and continues the product search in the conversational experience instead of receiving a long sequence of catalogue explanations in chat.
WhatsApp is useful because many product questions already begin there. Instead of describing an entire catalog through messages, send the shopper to an experience designed for discovery and comparison.
Use the conversational store link as linked text or the destination of a campaign button in tools such as Klaviyo or Mailchimp. An email about a new collection can invite people to find the right product instead of sending every recipient to the same category. Explain the benefit clearly: they can describe a need, resolve questions and receive relevant products.
Present the benefit, not the technology: shoppers can describe what they need, ask questions, and receive relevant products.
Put your conversational store on social media through profile links, posts or campaigns wherever Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or X allows a URL.
On Facebook, place the URL in a profile, post, button, or link-enabled campaign so shoppers can narrow their search without browsing the whole catalog.
On TikTok, use it in the profile or any format that accepts a URL. Content creates interest; the conversation lets the shopper explain the need in detail.
On X or another compatible channel, share the URL in a profile, pinned post, campaign, or message. You do not need a different agent for every network.
You can share the conversational store with a QR code in a physical shop, event, package or printed material. Scanning it opens the same experience on the customer’s phone and connects a physical touchpoint with your online catalogue.
Combine a dedicated page, WhatsApp and social links, campaign buttons and QR codes while keeping the promise clear: customers can ask for help finding products.
The agent supports product discovery and helps prepare the selection. When the customer wants to buy, they continue to your store checkout. AllHub does not handle your money: your store collects payment, confirms the order and communicates tracking, so every part of the journey keeps a clear responsibility.
Installing the conversational store widget takes three steps: copy the AllHub snippet, add it once in the correct platform location and publish the change. Then open the store in a private window to verify the version a new visitor will actually see.
Do not paste the same snippet in several places. A duplicate installation can display more than one button or open the interface twice.
Choose compact, standard or large according to your design, then check the result on desktop and mobile.
If it does not appear, confirm that the code is published and is not inside a block the platform removes. A blank page may point to site security restrictions; duplicate buttons usually mean the snippet was installed twice; an overlap with another control requires a position adjustment. Test again in a private window and on a real phone.
After every change, test in a private window and on a real phone so cached content is not mistaken for the experience a new customer will see.
Your catalogue remains yours. Sharing the conversational store does not replace your website or commerce platform: you decide where access appears and can remove a link or widget whenever you want. Checkout, payment, order management and tracking remain in your store.
To share a conversational store, use its URL in WhatsApp, email and social media, turn it into a QR code, open it from a button or embed its widget.
Your conversational store is the starting point. Your website, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, X, email, and QR codes are the different ways to bring it closer to customers.
Written by AllHub Team · AI Agents for Ecommerce
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AI-generated contentA model can fill a missing fact with a plausible answer. AllHub reduces that risk by separating verified commerce data from generated language.
AI-generated contentYes. A comparison can use correct facts and still reach a harmful conclusion when it ignores audience, positioning or the reason behind each difference.
AI-generated contentA safe agent does not replace your catalogue or decide what you sell. It uses your products, data and rules to help buyers understand them.