For grocers

Adopt an AI storefront. Keep the store you have.

Neomi runs alongside the online store you already run. You keep your data, your checkout, and your customer. A contained pilot proves it on your own traffic before you scale anything.

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Who it’s for

You own your e-commerce

Add an AI-native journey without touching your working backend.

Your team built the store and it works. Neomi connects to your catalog, inventory, and pricing, and leaves that build exactly as it is.

Your storefront is locked down

Regain control of the shopper experience through a parallel storefront connected to your data.

When the storefront you sell on is controlled by someone else, Neomi is the channel you own. Your brand on the front, your data behind it.

You are online-first

A more efficient path from intent to order.

Shoppers state what they need, Neomi assembles the cart, and your checkout closes it. Fewer steps between the intent and the order.

If one of these is your situation, a contained pilot is the cheapest way to find out whether it works on your traffic.

Adoption

What adopting Neomi actually looks like.

Integration is real work, but it's also light next to a replatform. Neomi runs alongside your store rather than inside it, so nothing you operate today gets rebuilt.

01

Connect

Neomi connects to your catalog, inventory, pricing, cart, and orders. Your existing storefront is not touched, because Neomi is not built on top of it.

02

Pilot

A contained launch on a defined slice of traffic, carrying your brand. Scope, timeline, and what counts as success are agreed before anything goes live.

03

Roll out

Widen the traffic, add locations, and tune assortment and merchandising on what the pilot actually showed rather than on a forecast.

04

Scale

Run it as a standing channel, with the analytics dashboard feeding your commercial team and your checkout still closing every order.

We make no zero-integration or instant-launch claim. Scope is defined up front, in writing, before you commit to anything.

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The trade

What you keep, and what you gain.

What stays yours

Your customer and your data

The customer relationship stays with you. Neomi connects to your systems to run the storefront, and you stay in control of what it can reach.

Your checkout and fulfillment

Payment, delivery, and pickup run through the checkout you already operate. Neomi hands over the cart, it does not take the order.

Your brand

The storefront carries your name, your colors, and your tone of voice. Shoppers see your brand, not ours.

Your existing store

It keeps running exactly as it does today. Neomi is a second front door to the same catalog, not a replacement for the first.

What you gain

An AI-native channel you own

A storefront where a shopper states a need in plain language and leaves with a complete, editable cart.

Conversion you can measure

A live dashboard reports sessions, purchases, cart composition, and what shoppers actually asked for, prompt by prompt.

Faster carts

A week of meals or a full list described in one pass, instead of searching, comparing, and adding item by item.

Priority products where they convert

You define the priority and weekly-ad products. Neomi’s AI can place relevant ones into the cart at the moment of decision rather than in a banner shoppers ignore. Shoppers always see them and can remove or swap them for something else.

Objections

The hard questions, answered.

The eight things a buying committee asks before a pilot, answered the way we would answer them on a call.

You could. What you would be building is not a search box. It is a grocery-native agent, the catalog, dietary and quantity logic underneath it, and the evidence that shoppers actually finish. Neomi is a finished shopping experience rather than a toolkit, and it is running with shoppers today. Build versus buy is really a question about how many quarters you want to spend before you know whether it works.

Most of them bolt an assistant into a storefront you have to be able to modify, or into a marketplace you depend on. Neomi is a full AI storefront that you own, running alongside the store you already have, built for grocers whose storefront is locked down or controlled by someone else. You own the channel, the data, and the customer. Agentic shopping is a contested space and we do not claim to be the only ones in it. The difference is who owns the storefront at the end of it.

Adding AI to a search bar is not the same as an agent that assembles the cart. The interaction model is the product, not a feature toggle, and it sits on a roadmap you do not control. If your vendor ships something you prefer later, you will have spent a pilot rather than a platform migration to find that out.

You keep your data and your customer relationship. Access is scoped to what a storefront needs in order to work: catalog, inventory, pricing, cart, and orders. Checkout and payment stay in your systems. We do not claim security certifications we do not hold, and the data-handling posture is agreed in writing as part of the pilot.

It carries your brand. Your name, your colors, your tone of voice, on a focused channel you control. It is one more front door to the same catalog and the same checkout, not a competing identity.

Sometimes they will. The shopper sees every item before buying, swaps or removes anything in a tap, and nothing is added invisibly. Control stays with the shopper, which is also why a wrong suggestion costs a tap rather than an order.

They are. Our results are directional, from one public pilot with one grocer, and we will not generalize them to your traffic. That is exactly what a contained pilot is for: prove it on your own shoppers, on a defined slice, before you scale anything.

Read the VARUS pilot

Weekly ads and priority products. You tell Neomi what you want to move, and it places relevant items straight into the cart at the moment of decision, instead of on a banner shoppers scroll past. Every placement is visible and the shopper can remove it. Your pilot measures how much more of that inventory actually sells.

Security and trust

Designed to connect to retailer systems while the retailer retains control of its customer and commerce data.

Access is scoped to what a storefront needs in order to run: catalog, inventory, pricing, cart, and orders. Checkout, payment, and fulfillment stay inside your systems.

The pilot

What a contained pilot includes.

One storefront, one defined slice of traffic, one set of numbers everyone agreed on before launch.

What you get

A Neomi storefront in your brand, connected to your catalog, inventory, and pricing.

A defined slice of traffic, scoped and agreed before launch.

Your checkout and your fulfillment, untouched.

The analytics dashboard, live from the first session.

Your priority products and weekly ads configured in the storefront, so the merchandising side is measured too.

Direct access to our team through launch and tuning.

An agreed end date, and a decision made on numbers rather than on a demo.

What we measure

Conversion

Sessions that end in an order, measured against the baseline your store already reports.

Time to cart

How long a shopper takes to get from a stated need to a finished cart.

Average order value

What a cart assembled by Neomi is worth next to a cart built by searching.

Repeat usage

Whether shoppers come back to the channel without being pushed back to it.

Prompts and intent

What shoppers actually ask for, the behavior and intent behind each request, and which products attach to which prompts.

Priority products and weekly ads

How the items you chose to push perform when Neomi places them in the cart instead of on a banner.

Pilot and commercial terms are tailored to your operation.

Find out on your own traffic.

A contained pilot, your brand on the front, your checkout at the end, measured from day one.

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