Do you sell waterproof hiking boots in size 44?
It plainly says it does not carry the item and invents nothing. A chatbot that makes things up in front of your shoppers is worse than none, so this one does not.
These are unedited answers from our live demo store, grouped by the question every store owner asks first: will an AI chat embarrass me in front of my customers? Read them, then run the exact same query yourself, straight from the page.
Captured from demo.emporiqa.com, September 2026.
Our business has a complex product catalogue with over 4,000 products and more than 100,000 SKUs, so implementing AI customer support was never going to be straightforward. The chatbot has handled this challenge remarkably well and has become a valuable part of our customer experience.
Emporiqa recommends from your own products and refuses to invent ones you do not stock. A shopper can ask for a person at any time, and it brings one in with the whole conversation.
Captured live from the demo store, word for word
Nothing edited. The screenshot beside each answer is the receipt
Rerun any question yourself at the live widget
Our demo store sells electronics. The behavior is identical on any catalog, because it does not depend on the vertical. On your store it answers from your own products.
What it does when a shopper asks for something you do not sell.
It plainly says it does not carry the item and invents nothing. A chatbot that makes things up in front of your shoppers is worse than none, so this one does not.
It refuses to fabricate a code, then surfaces a promotion from the store's own pages. The only discounts it mentions are the ones you publish.
A question that belongs with a person. It brings one in with the whole conversation, and you can step into any live conversation yourself, not only the ones that asked for help.
A refund on a damaged product belongs with a person. It brings one in with the whole conversation instead of faking a resolution or inventing a policy. While someone from your team is in the conversation, the chat stops and lets them talk.
It recommends a product, handles the price objection, and moves toward checkout.
Three laptops from the catalog, each with the reason it suits photo editing, then it asks Windows or macOS.
The shopper balks at the price. It keeps to what they need, long flights, shows cheaper headphones under the new budget, and asks over-ear or earbuds.
It adds the exact variant the shopper named, confirms it on screen, and puts the checkout button right there. It closes.
A gift brief with a budget and a single clue. Before it recommends anything, it asks one question that narrows the choice, with the answers ready to tap. That is how a salesperson handles a shopper who does not know what they want yet.
A shopper sends a photo, asks out loud, or writes in another language. It still answers from your catalog.
A French question resolves an English-labeled catalog, answers in French and keeps to the budget. Serve every market from one catalog.
From a photo with no text, it found the matching earbuds and a cheaper pair, and said why a third one fits less well. Upload a photo on the live demo and try it yourself.
For this capture a computer voice asked the question into the microphone. The transcript, the answer and the AI voice reading it come from the live widget, and the product cards stay on screen while it speaks. On the live demo, tap the voice button next to the message box and ask it yourself.
Yes. It reads your product names, descriptions, attributes, and variations, and answers from those. Where a product has a thin description, the answer on that item is thinner. When it is not sure, it says so and offers to bring in someone from your team. Self-serve covers up to 100,000 products. Larger catalogs run on Enterprise.
The best proof is the one you run yourself. Ask it for something we do not sell, or a discount that does not exist, and watch what it does. It recommends from the catalog and will not invent a product it does not carry. Found a case where it slips? Tell us and we fix it.
Ask it for your most expensive product. It explains what you get for the price, and it does not talk anyone down to a cheaper model to close faster.
The captures above show what it does. This is the part most product pages leave out: the stores where it earns its keep, and the ones where it does not.
Written down here so you do not have to ask, and so the answer is the same whoever you ask.
This page is ours. Check us somewhere that isn't. Open any of the assistants below, paste the question, and read what it says about a store like yours.
Would Emporiqa (emporiqa.com) help my online store?
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It may add that we're new, with few outside reviews so far. Fair: there is one, on Trustpilot, from a store with over 4,000 products. The answers above are there so you can judge for yourself.
This is the shopper who would have left, staying because someone answered. In their language, at the hour you are asleep.
On your store it does all of this with your own products, in your shoppers' own languages.
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