Every key change, grouped by month. The platform started with product import and today covers the whole daily workload of a commerce team.
Tasks with participants, comments, rules for automatic creation and AI suggestions. Calls now carry a work status and are closed with a resolution.
Read more →A shared contact directory, dictation sharing, returned-call notices and grouping of Messenger bursts.
Read more →The system knows who is at their desk and attributes a call to the person who actually took it, rather than to the extension.
Read more →The assistant that advises customers in the store moves fully into the platform: conversations, semantic rules, reports, failed searches, Facebook Messenger, and handover to a human at the right moment.
Read more →Each of the 25 modules gets an access level per role — none, view or full — with individual overrides for specific users.
The moment the phone rings, a popup shows who is calling along with their history. Callback requests, missed-call tracking and one-click dialling from any page were added.
Read more →The phone system connects to the platform: every call is recorded, transcribed and categorised by AI, the customer is identified, and quote requests find their products in the catalogue. A voice dictaphone for staff was added too.
Read more →An accepted quote becomes a real PrestaShop order — customer, items, status and carrier. An email signature and a ready-to-send draft were added.
Read more →A quote can be issued in English too, with translated terms, extra clauses, company details and a cover letter written by AI. Fourteen iterations in a single day.
Read more →A complete quoting system: customers, company details, bank accounts, terms templates, building the quote from catalogue products, and generating a branded PDF. Ten new tables at once.
Read more →A full registry of every price change with the lowest price over the last 30 days, automatic protection against non-compliant promotions, an audit report and price restoration.
Read more →A product can be entered by hand with no supplier, and the system tracks which items are missing from Dreem. Blog articles keep manual edits when regenerated.
A separate portal with games, players, sessions and leaderboards, plus its own ad system with categories and statistics — a new audience retention channel.
An approved article also goes out to social media — AI writes a separate caption and hashtags for each platform, with a publishing log.
Read more →Pick products and an article type — comparison, guide, review — and AI writes the whole piece with images, asynchronously, following the operator's instructions.
Read more →Title, description and keywords for search engines are generated by AI for every product and configuration, with manual editing available.
Read more →AI composes entire PC builds from components in stock: selection, compatibility, title, features, and creation of a finished product in the store. Fifteen iterations over two weeks.
Read more →An internal console that runs and monitors long operations live, plus bulk regeneration of descriptions and filters across the whole catalogue, with overwrite safeguards.
Orders are handed over automatically to the Dreem warehouse system, with a status and the response recorded.
Read more →The platform moved from PrestaShop 1.7 to 9.1 — a new API, new database links, reworked connectors. A full backup of the old version preceded the switch.
Promotions are enriched from external price data (Pazaruvaj), get templates, a snapshot of the state before activation, and a guard that stops a campaign when prices look wrong.
Read more →Every new or changed page is submitted to Google for indexing, with a queue, daily quota tracking, history, and a bulk backfill for the existing catalogue. Built in six phases.
Read more →Campaign planning with a start and end, import of participating products, price protection during the promotion, automatic expiry, and a full history.
Read more →Individual products can be given a locked price — for a set period or open-ended — that automation will not touch.
Read more →PC builds get their own AI generator — description, sections, component blocks and a URL, with a review step before publishing.
Read more →When re-pushing a product you can now choose exactly what gets overwritten — price, description, photos, categories — and what stays untouched.
Store orders are read automatically, split across suppliers, grouped into batches, and given their own history and statuses.
Read more →Rules now work in tiers with a different markup per value band; configuration sync and the first Dreem link were added.
Read more →Automatic repricing: rules by category and price range, trusted matches, exclusions, a dry run before the real one, a review queue, and a full history of every change.
Read more →AI maps a supplier's categories onto the store's own, instead of doing it by hand for every new price list. A Vali connector with image fetching was also added.
Read more →Every product and category gets a readable URL generated by AI from its name and specifications, instead of the store's automatic numeric one.
Read more →Upload articles from Word, an AI editor, detection of mentioned products with automatic linking to their pages, cover images, and publishing to the store blog.
Read more →A home dashboard with a daily summary, queue controls, and a record of every action taken in the system.
A PrestaShop product cache and a service that compares a supplier's raw item against products already in the store, so duplicates are not created.
Read more →The first working version: roles and users, suppliers with pricing rules, raw and processed products, a PrestaShop cache, AI prompts with cost tracking, currencies, queues and an activity log. 35 tables at once.
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