AI PRODUCT FINDER FOR COMPLEX CATALOGUES

Make a difficult catalogue easier to buy from.

Helper works across products, variants, specifications, constraints and documented compatibility to narrow the options and explain why they fit.

No credit card needed. Test important questions privately before going live.

“Replacement for AX-420 · 230 V · 32 mm · 90°C · max 180 mm”
Voltage230 V
Connection32 mm
Temperature90°C
Maximum length180 mm
PX-32/1804/4 match

Matches every documented requirement supplied.

Still needed: flange pattern before compatibility can be confirmed.

01 Extract requirements

02 Narrow the range

03 Explain the evidence

FROM A VAGUE NEED TO CLEAR REQUIREMENTS

Interpret the requirement, not just the keywords.

Customers may combine measurements, existing equipment, operating conditions and constraints in one sentence. Helper can make each criterion visible.

01

Understand

Identify application, dimensions, power, material, environment and existing equipment.

02

Narrow

Filter products and variants using the documented catalogue attributes.

03

Compare

Show matched requirements, rejected options and meaningful trade-offs.

04

Clarify

Expose what is still unknown and ask for the detail that changes the answer.

A SHORTLIST YOU CAN UNDERSTAND

Make the reasoning visible.

This fictional comparison shows how a useful product answer can distinguish a match, a rejection and an unresolved candidate.

Candidate230 V32 mm90°C≤180 mmOutcome
PX-32/180PassPassPassPassAsk flange pattern
PX-32/220PassPassPass220 mmReject
PX-32/HTPassPass80°CPassReject

The strongest answer includes “not yet”.

PX-32/180 matches every supplied constraint, but the catalogue does not document the AX-420 flange pattern. Helper should request that detail before confirming compatibility.

CATALOGUE AND BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE TOGETHER

The right product is only part of the answer.

Customers also ask about stock guidance, lead times, delivery, returns, installation and support. Bring the approved information together in one conversation.

  • Products and variantsAttributes, specifications and relationships.
  • Compatibility guidanceOnly where documented in the source material.
  • Commercial informationDelivery, returns, support and relevant policies.
Answer evidenceReviewable
Product specificationUsed
Compatibility tableUsed
Flange patternNot documented
Next actionAsk customer
BOUNDARYNo compatibility claim until the missing detail is confirmed.

TRY TO CATCH HELPER OUT

Test a demanding sample before you trust a claim.

Use representative questions covering discovery, attributes, variants, comparisons, compatibility and deliberately missing information.

NeedNatural-language requirements
EvidenceApproved catalogue sources
BoundaryClarification or human handoff

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Let’s clear things up.

Still deciding? Start free and test the questions that matter to your business.

What makes a catalogue complex?

Large variant counts, technical attributes, relationships, compatibility rules or products that customers describe through constraints rather than simple names.

Can Helper search thousands of products?

Commerce plans provide catalogue capacity up to 100,000 product rows. Test representative data and questions before publishing performance or quality claims for your specific range.

Will it guess compatibility?

The intended behaviour is to rely on documented compatibility, expose missing details and ask for clarification rather than treating an inference as fact.

Can it include policies and delivery information?

Yes. Product and business knowledge can work together so the conversation covers the buying decision and the practical next steps.

YOUR CUSTOMERS ALREADY HAVE QUESTIONS

Bring the question ordinary site search cannot handle.

Give Helper the catalogue, constraints and edge cases that matter. Review the answer and its evidence before customers rely on it.

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