AI for Retailers That Actually Helps

The path from routine work back to selling.

Between "I do not have time for that" and an assistant that clears the busywork off your desk there are three stages. None of them requires you to become an IT professional. And they apply to a store as much as to pure online retail: the routine is the same.

Stage 1 · The routine

This is how paperwork eats your selling day.

Supplier emails, receipts, assortment lists: tasks that come back every week and all get in the way of the actual selling. Not hard, but many, and they always end up with you.

In the AI workday check we look at your day together and find the one task where an assistant gives back the most time.

Stage 2 · The assistant

This is how an assistant that knows your paperwork works.

Laptop showing an AI assistant in a chat dialog

We set up a knowledge assistant that knows your own paperwork: supplier terms, assortment lists, size and variant overviews. You ask, it searches, summarizes and prepares.

It does not act on its own, and it does not guess from the internet: it works with your knowledge, set up with data minimization on a business plan. You stay in charge of your data.

Stage 3 · The training

This is how you learn to work with it on your own.

The training is the real core of the starter: we personally stay with you or someone on your team, until the work runs safely on its own. No jargon, no dependency on us.

After that the assistant belongs to your day like the register: a tool you operate, not a project you administer.

Tablet showing a step-by-step setup in three cards

Stage 4 · Afterwards

And after that? It grows at your pace.

What starts with one person and one task can be extended step by step: more tasks, more people, whole departments. Every step is tested in practice before the next one comes. On request we keep your assistant in shape with workflow maintenance for $165 a month : updating, readjusting, letting it grow along.

The path does not end at setup, it ends in a working day that belongs to you again.

We do not sell anything we do not use ourselves.

The tools we set up run in our own day-to-day business. That is the difference between consulting and practice.

Jochen Schüttler Retail & e-commerce

Has long run his own online retail with AI: preparing receipts for the books, analyzing sales, preparing product data. Whatever he sets up for you he has tested in his own business first, learned in store, lived online.

Patrick Schneider Web & protection

Makes sure the assistant is set up cleanly from the start: privacy-first, on a business plan, with clear access rules. For us security is not an afterthought, it is part of the setup.

We are glad to walk you through current projects in the intro call.

Two ways retailers come to us.

Deliberately labeled as examples: they show the approach, not a specific client.

Example scenario

“I am drowning in admin work.”

An owner spends his evenings on supplier emails and receipts instead of selling. The workday check finds the biggest time sink, the assistant takes over the searching and preparing, the training makes the owner independent. The paperwork shrinks, the time for advising customers grows.

Example scenario

“I want to use AI, but I do not know where to start.”

A store wants "something with AI", but without open-heart surgery. We deliberately start small: one person, one task, cleanly set up and trained. Only when that holds up in everyday work does the next step come. No catalog, no overselling, a path at the pace of the business.

Flat rate up front. No surprises.

A clear starting point, optional maintenance: you know before we start what it costs.

AI starter (level 1)

Workday check, setup of the knowledge assistant and personal training until you use it independently.

$2,200

AI workflow maintenance

Optional: we keep your assistant in shape, update it and let it grow along when your daily work changes.

$165 /month

All prices in US dollars. A privacy-compliant setup on a business plan is included in the starter.

All services and packages at a glance

Answered briefly.

What does the AI starter for retailers cost?

The AI starter costs $2,200 flat. It includes the AI workday check, the setup of an assistant that knows your own paperwork, and personal training until you work with it confidently on your own. Optionally we take over maintenance of the workflows for $165 a month. All prices in US dollars.

Do I need prior AI knowledge?

No. The training is the core of the starter: we show you or someone on your team everything in person and stay with you until the work runs safely on its own. You need no AI knowledge and no IT department.

What happens to my data?

Your data stays with you. The assistant is set up on a business plan, privacy-first and transparent. You remain the controller of your data. We set things up and enable you, we do not take over.

What can the assistant actually do?

It knows your own paperwork: supplier terms, assortment lists, size and variant overviews. You ask, it searches, finds, summarizes and prepares. We start with the one task that gives back the most time and expand from there at your pace. That applies to stores just as much as to pure online retailers, whose daily work we know from running our own marketplace business.

AI for retailers that actually helps.