Haven 72" Sofa$1,249Built for online retailers
Help shoppers find everything they need.
Turn a product search into a complete shopping plan—inside your online store, without a chatbot.
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Finding a sofa isn’t the same as furnishing a room.
Search finds products. Related recommendations suggest more options. This example goes further: it brings the needed items into one plan, checks them against the shopper’s needs, and asks the shopper to review it.
What the shopper types
“small beige sofa”
What the shopper is trying to do
“Make my small living room work.”
Right size. Enough seats. A complete room. Within budget.The Intent Studio way
From one search to a complete shopping plan.
See how products come together around a shopper’s needs and budget—for a room, a home office, or a birthday party. Switch examples at any step to compare.
Living room example selected.
Haven HomeFictional storefront
small beige sofa
Haven 72" Sofa$1,249
01 / Browse as usual
Search and shop as usual.
A small beige sofa. A familiar place to start.Haven HomeFictional storefront
small beige sofa
Planning a small living room?Let’s bring your room together.
Haven 72" Sofa$1,249
02 / Understand the bigger goal
See the bigger picture.
A helpful prompt, right inside the store. No chatbot. No detour.Haven HomeFictional storefront
Your room. Your needs.
Room12 × 14 ft
Seating3 people
StyleWarm modern
Budget$2,200
DeliveryFlexible (2–3 weeks)
A few details shape the whole plan.
03 / Gather the shopper’s needs
A few details make it yours.
The room, the budget, the style. Just the details that matter.Haven HomeFictional storefront
Your plan 4 / 4
Sofa
Area rug
Coffee table
Floor lampSuggested total · $2,076
04 / Put the plan together
Bring the right items together.
Sofa, rug, table, lighting. One plan for the whole room.Haven HomeFictional storefront
The plan, checked.
Layout fits the example room12 × 14 ft · 3 people
Matches your chosen styleWarm modern
Within budget$2,076 of $2,200
Items availableFictional inventory: in stock
Arrives in timeExample delivery: 2–3 weeks
05 / Check the details
Check every important detail.
Check the fit, the total, and the delivery—not just each product.Haven HomeFictional storefront
Proposed cart additions
Haven 72" SofaQty 1$1,249Woven 8 × 10 RugQty 1$279Riley Round TableQty 1$349Rowan Floor LampQty 1$199Estimated total$2,076
06 / Review and approve
Approve with confidence.
Exact items. Clear totals. Nothing changes without approval.Scroll to follow the plan
Haven HomeFictional storefront · no real cart
small beige sofa
Haven 72" Sofa$1,249Lena Apartment Sofa$1,049Arlo Compact Sofa$949A better way to shop
Help shoppers decide.
Keep your team in control.
For shoppers
See products that work together, understand the total, and review every item before adding it to the cart.
For retailers
Help shoppers find the relevant products in your catalog for a whole room, a work setup, or a celebration—not just one item.
For commerce teams
Choose where guidance appears, which shopping goals to support, and what to test first—without replacing your store.
Inside your store
Helpful at each step.
Right where shoppers are.
The plan is designed to stay with shoppers as they search, browse, compare products, and review their cart. No separate conversation to start.
Example placement
See what the shopper wants to do.
A search can be the start of a bigger task. When approved shopping activity suggests a clear goal, offer help right in the search results.
Living-room example
Searching for a small beige sofa? Offer a small-living-room plan.
Your search results stay in place. The shopper chooses whether to explore the plan.
Example placement
Find the next piece of the plan.
Use the needs the shopper shared to help them compare a rug or table as part of the whole room.
Living-room example
Browse rugs that fit the room, the sofa, and the remaining budget.
Available choices come from your catalog and follow your product-display rules.
Example placement
Explain how an item fits the plan.
Show why an item belongs in the plan and whether it meets the shopper’s needs, beside the product details they already read.
Living-room example
A compact coffee table, considered alongside the sofa’s dimensions.
Checking whether products work together depends on the details available in your catalog.
Example placement
Make every proposed change clear.
Show which items would be added, how many, the total, and why they fit. Ask before applying any change.
Living-room example
Review the sofa, rug, table, and lamp as one proposed cart update.
Your store controls the cart. Every addition, replacement, removal, or quantity change requires explicit approval.
Planned extension
Help after checkout, too.
A planned extension could help with delivery, setup, or support after checkout, using your order information with permission.
Living-room example
Keep delivery and setup guidance connected to the room the shopper planned.
Help after checkout is planned. It is not implemented in this website demonstration.
Example placements, adapted to each store. Post-purchase is a planned extension. See how it fits your store
Fits around your business
Works inside your existing online store.
Keep your storefront, catalog, and cart. We’ll work with your team to connect the information and pages needed for one shopping example first.
From your catalog to a shopping plan
Your store stays at the center.- 01What shoppers see
Guidance in your store
Shows suggestions and the shopping plan on the pages your team chooses.
- 02How the plan comes together
A plan that fits
Works out the shopping goal, brings together suitable products, and checks the details.
- 03Where the information comes from
Your catalog and cart
Connects the plan to your product details, prices, stock, delivery, and cart systems.
Your existing systems
- Catalog & content
- Prices & stock
- Fulfillment
- Cart & orders
- Identity & consent
You keep control of your storefront, product information, and orders.
Planning the integration?Read the technical overview
Respectful by design
Helpful guidance.
Shoppers stay in control.
Keep browsing normally
Shoppers can ignore the suggestion. If the system cannot help, your normal store remains available.
Use only permitted data
The design uses only approved shopping activity for the agreed purpose, following your store’s consent rules.
You control prices and stock
Product details, prices, availability, and delivery information come from your systems. Your business rules stay yours.
Ask before changing the cart
Nothing is added, removed, replaced, or changed without explicit approval.
Build with Intent Studio
Start with one shopping problem.
We’re inviting retail partners to shape and test the experience in their stores. If your customers need several products to accomplish a goal, let’s explore how we could help.
Our first conversation
Show us where shoppers get stuck.
Bring one shopping goal and show us how customers approach it in your store today. No technical setup or customer data is needed for this conversation.
What we’ll explore together
- What the shopper needs to do, the products involved, and the details that matter.
- Where guidance could appear and what information it would need from your store.
- A possible first trial, the questions to answer, and how we would judge whether it helps.
We’ll agree the setup and testing needed before any trial goes live.
- 01
Understand the problem
See what shoppers want to do and where they need help.
- 02
Outline the experience
Agree the suggested products, information needed, and moments where shoppers stay in control.
- 03
Test before showing it to shoppers
With your permission and the agreed setup, review suggestions before customers see them.
- 04
Run a limited trial
If testing supports it, start small, monitor the results, and keep a way to switch it off.
This is a proposed approach. We’ll agree responsibilities, timing, and commercial terms together. The examples above use fictional data.
Build with us
What could we make easier in your store?
Tell us about your store and one shopping problem you’d like to solve. We’ll arrange a conversation by email.