PraxisStart a conversation Get the product page ready.
Turn supplier information and your own notes into a clear product description. Missing sizes, materials, and care details stay marked for your team to check.
A workflow we can build around youAI assistants for retail businesses
Get the details right.
Help the next customer.
The new products need descriptions. A customer wants an answer. This week’s promotion still needs writing. An AI assistant can prepare those drafts from your product details and store policies, ready for your team to check.
Built around your work. Checked by your team.
FROM THE PRODUCT NOTES01 / 03
Everyday canvas tote
Available detailsMaterial + features
Size & careStill needed
Illustrative product notes · details to checkProduct page draftPrepared for store review
DRAFTProduct descriptionDrafted
Known detailsIncluded
Missing specificationsFlagged for you
Check the facts. Confirm the offer. Approve the page.
Illustrative product notes and draft for a fictional shop.
For the people running the store
What keeps coming
back to your desk?
Start with one recurring task behind the counter or in the office. These are three places an assistant could help your retail team.
Prepare a useful reply.
Draft an answer using the product details and policies you provide. Your team checks availability, delivery, and returns before making a promise.
A workflow we can build around youGet the promotion drafted.
Bring the products, offer, and dates into email and social drafts. You choose the offer, confirm the details, and approve what goes out.
A workflow we can build around youA working example
See what needs
your attention today.
Before the doors open, there are supplier messages, customer questions, and decisions to catch up on.
The Praxis morning briefing gathers information from connected tools into one place. It’s an existing workflow we can adapt around your store’s sources and priorities.
Explore the morning briefingWhat a retail briefing could bring together
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Customer follow-ups
Questions and outstanding replies gathered for your team to review.
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Supplier updates
Relevant messages and open questions from the sources you choose to connect.
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Decisions for the day
The items that need your attention, with context from your store’s records.
We choose the sources with you. Your team checks stock, dates, and commitments against the systems you use.
How we start
Bring one job
you’re tired of repeating.
You don’t need an AI roadmap. Bring the work, the documents, and an example of what a useful result looks like.
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Show me the work.
Walk me through what happens today, where it gets stuck, and who needs the result.
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Build around your process.
I build the assistant around your information and the way your team works, with a clear point for review.
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Try it on a real job.
Your team checks the output. We work through the gaps before making it part of the routine.
Marc Kleinmann / Founder, PraxisFrom one business owner to another
I know the work
behind the work.
I spent roughly 15 years building Bauhaus, a design-build firm in Dallas, before selling it.
Running Bauhaus meant keeping estimates, customer communication, and day-to-day operations moving together. At Praxis, I start with the recurring work your team needs help preparing.
Read my storyBefore we talk
A few practical
questions.
Do we have to replace our existing software?
The first step is to look at the tools and files you already use. We’ll work out where an assistant fits and what access it needs before deciding what to build.
Will the assistant change prices or promise stock availability?
The workflows shown here prepare drafts. Your team checks current stock, prices, delivery terms, and store policies before publishing or replying. Any connection to your store systems is agreed before we build.
What should I bring to the first conversation?
One recurring task and an example of the finished work. Product notes, a common customer question, or a past promotion are useful places to start.
Let’s put AI to work
What’s still waiting
after the store closes?
Tell Morgan where the work gets stuck.
We’ll start there.
