How it works

It analyzes, recommends and takes action.

Six steps from a plain-English question to a confirmed change in your Shopify store — an MCP server that turns insight into revenue, with your approval at every step.

Understand your store

Look

Mercopilot reads your store live from the Shopify API on every request. No background sync, no cached snapshot — what you see is what Shopify knows right now.

  • Products, variants, and inventory across every location
  • Orders and their line items from the last 60 days
  • Active discount codes and price rules

Find the problems

Fixed rules run across your live data — the same logic a good operations manager would run by hand, automated so nothing slips through the gaps.

  • Best-selling products at risk of stocking out
  • SKUs with no sales in 30+ days sitting as dead stock
  • Listings missing images, descriptions, or searchable tags
Build your plan

Get a plan

Every recommendation is a structured case, not a headline. You get the reasoning, the estimated impact, and the exact products affected — enough to challenge it if you disagree.

  • Estimated revenue impact in dollars, not vague percentages
  • Confidence level and the evidence behind it
  • The exact SKUs and variants the recommendation touches

Decide

The full plan is laid out for you, ranked by expected value. You pick the parts you want — approve individually, skip freely, ask follow-up questions before committing.

  • Approve line-by-line, not as an all-or-nothing batch
  • Skip any recommendation without losing the others
  • Ask "why?" or "what if?" before deciding
Make the change

Get it done

What you approve gets written to your store through the Shopify API — the same change you would make manually, minus the tabs, the forms, and the copy-paste.

  • Restock: set inventory to a quantity you specify
  • Reprice: update a price or compare-at price
  • Rewrite: change a product title or description
  • Discount: start or adjust a sale on specific products

See the change

Once a change lands, Mercopilot reads Shopify again. The numbers you see next are the real ones — not a projection, not an estimate.

  • Inventory, pricing, and listing content confirmed live
  • The same tools that found the problem confirm the fix
  • Ask again immediately — you're seeing the current state

What to ask

Start with a question, in plain English.

You don't need to know which MCP tool to call or how to format a request. Just ask the way you'd ask a colleague. Here are six questions worth starting with.

  • "How is my store doing this month?"

    Returns a full snapshot: revenue, order count, stock health, and which listings need attention, all in one answer.

  • "Where am I losing money right now?"

    Flags specific problems by name: bestsellers running low before your next reorder, products that have stopped moving, and listings that are costing you buyers.

  • "What should I do to grow my store?"

    Gives you a ranked action list sorted by estimated revenue impact, so you know exactly where to start.

  • "Where is my Google Ads budget going to waste?"

    Names the search terms you pay for that never sell, the campaigns returning less than they cost, and the profitable ones your daily budget is holding back.

  • "Which slow movers should I put on sale, and by how much?"

    Recommends specific discounts for specific products, sized to how long each one has been sitting.

  • "Update the price on the Trail Runner 2 to $89."

    Shows you exactly what it plans to do. You confirm. It makes the change in Shopify.

Your store, your call

You stay in control the whole time.

A few things worth knowing before you start.

Nothing changes without your approval.
Every action is proposed before it happens, in plain language with all the details. You say yes or you skip it. If you say nothing, nothing moves.
One change at a time.
There is no approve all. Each update is its own decision. You can approve one item and skip the next without either affecting the other.
It does not watch your store in the background.
Data is only read from Shopify and Google Ads when you ask a question. There is no monitoring, no scheduled checks, and no automatic triggers.
Nothing is stored between sessions.
Data from your store and your ad account is not saved after a conversation ends. The next time you ask something, it reads fresh from the source.

Stop asking “how many orders did I get?” Start asking what to fix first

Connect Shopify and Google Ads and see where the money is going — the best seller about to run out, the stock that has stopped moving, the search terms you pay for that never sell. Every fix comes with what it's worth, and getting it done is one word away.

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  • See the biggest wins first
  • Finds it, then fixes it for you
  • Catch lost sales before they happen