Getting Started with ShopIQ
Everything you need to understand what ShopIQ is and how it helps you sell online.
15 articles
What is ShopIQ?
An overview of the AI-powered Autonomous Commerce platform and what it helps merchants do.
What is Autonomous Commerce?
Understand the meaning of Autonomous Commerce and how AI agents reduce manual effort in running a store.
How does ShopIQ work?
A step-by-step walkthrough of the full merchant journey from signup to receiving orders.
Why should I choose ShopIQ?
The key reasons merchants choose ShopIQ over traditional platforms, agencies, and disconnected tools.
Who is ShopIQ built for?
Find out if ShopIQ suits your business type — retailers, D2C brands, manufacturers, wholesalers, and agencies.
Which businesses can use ShopIQ?
A full list of supported business types, selling models, and product categories on ShopIQ.
Is ShopIQ suitable for first-time sellers?
What first-time online sellers can do with ShopIQ and what to prepare before getting started.
Can enterprises use ShopIQ?
Enterprise capabilities including large catalogs, team permissions, B2B workflows, integrations, and analytics.
Can manufacturers sell using ShopIQ?
How manufacturers can use ShopIQ for D2C selling, digital catalogs, B2B workflows, and AI-assisted catalog creation.
Can wholesalers use ShopIQ?
How wholesalers and distributors can manage catalogs, B2B orders, quotes, and purchase workflows on ShopIQ.
Can retailers use ShopIQ?
How offline and online retailers can use ShopIQ to create ecommerce websites, manage catalogs, and grow online.
Can D2C brands use ShopIQ?
How D2C brands can build their online store, manage catalogs, create marketing content, and analyze performance.
Can agencies use ShopIQ?
How agencies, freelancers, and implementation partners can use ShopIQ to build and manage stores for clients.
How long does it take to get started?
Understand the time needed from signup to launch and what factors affect how quickly you can publish your store.
What do I need before creating my store?
A checklist of product, business, payment, logistics, domain, and policy details to prepare before building.