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Who's watching your WooCommerce while you sleep?

Emails that don't go out, a Meta catalog that doesn't match, scheduled tasks stopped for weeks: usually nobody tells you. At Datura Clothing something like that lasted 23 days. Today our AI agents check the store every night.

Free. Pick a day and time: we tell you what's wrong and what it's costing you. We need read-only access (it can look, not touch).

Everyone watches their own piece. Nobody watches the store.

Hosting, site, ads, email: each provider checks its own part. When something stops, nobody notices.

  • HostingKeeps the server running.Doesn't see whether checkout works
  • Whoever maintains the siteUpdates plugins now and then.Doesn't check what breaks afterwards
  • Whoever runs the adsLooks at Meta.Doesn't see the catalog that doesn't match
  • The email pluginSays ā€œsentā€.Doesn't say whether it really goes out
  • YouHave a store to grow.Find out when a customer writes in

Examples of how it usually goes. Your store may be different.

Real case Ā· Datura Clothing

The store stays up even when nobody is watching

An online store breaks without making a sound. Here an AI checks it day and night, finds the errors, fixes them and writes to you only when needed.

Monitoringalways on
What it checks
  • Scheduled tasks
  • Instagram connection
  • Home and pages
  • Meta catalog
  • Payments
  • Plugin updates

23days

Scheduled tasks were stuck

  1. Found313 events out of 318 were overdue.
  2. FixAn outside check restarts the cycle every 10 minutes. Every night a second check looks at whether the work was really done, not just whether the page responds.
  3. ResolvedBacklog cleared. If it stops again, an alert arrives.

37days

The Instagram connection had expired

  1. FoundThe site's showcase still displayed May's posts.
  2. FixA new access, connected to the site, that never expires.
  3. ResolvedConnection renewed. It no longer expires.

111errors in one day

Meta's bursts of requests were taking the site down

  1. FoundThe site answered with a 503 error and went down.
  2. FixThe most requested pages are served from cache, Meta's crawler included.
  3. ResolvedAfter two days, zero errors.

2Ɨthe real price

The catalog was publishing full prices

  1. FoundSome outlet items appeared in the ads at double the real price.
  2. FixThe discounted price goes into the catalog, which regenerates and is checked every night.
  3. ResolvedAd prices match the site's.

28installment purchases lost

Nobody wrote to people who left a payment halfway

  1. FoundIn four months, 28 installment purchases lost because the payment was left halfway. No email to customers.
  2. FixEvery payment cancelled in time triggers an email with the items still available and a link that puts them back in the cart.
  3. ResolvedLive. Results still to be measured.

In numbers

Over the last 4 months

  • 10

    distinct faults found

    in 28 days
  • 100

    ads created in 4 campaigns, 46 went live

    in 6 weeks
  • 19

    plugin updates checked one by one, all without problems

    in 4 days

Where it didn't go well. On September 4, a faulty check of ours rolled back a WooCommerce update that had gone fine. Before we try again, we're tightening it.

Where it breaks without telling you.

A WooCommerce store is made of many connected pieces. When one stops, there's usually no error.

Scheduled tasks stop and no error tells you.

Every night we check that emails, catalog and deadlines actually go out.

Plugins get updated now and then, with no check on what happens next.

We update at night and check the site after every update. If something breaks, we roll back: a fixed rule decides, not an AI.

The catalog Meta sees isn't the one in your store.

Every night we regenerate the catalog and check products, prices and discounts.

The site slows down and you blame the wrong people.

Every 5 minutes a sentinel, an automatic check, sees whether it responds. If it stops, we read the server logs and find the cause.

At first we check every action ourselves. Then the safe ones run on their own.

  1. Free check-up

    You give us your store's address and read-only access. We tell you what's wrong and what it's costing you.

  2. Trial run

    For the first 30-60 days every action goes through us before it runs. You see everything.

  3. Autonomy, one action at a time

    An action becomes automatic only after many approvals without corrections.

  4. If you want, make it yours

    You pay a monthly fee. If one day you want to go it alone, you buy it out, like a lease.

Three rules on every action

A fixed rule decides

Rollbacks, prices and refunds are never left to an AI.

We verify afterwards

After every change, the site is checked.

You approve

Anything that costs money or touches the store.

Your WooCommerce, watched 24 hours a day.

It's like having a team watching the store day and night, made of AI agents. A sentinel checks it every 5 minutes, a round of checks verifies it every night, and the agents write to you only when needed.