Yes — Adaptrix connects to your Shopify store with read-only Admin API credentials, builds an automatic semantic layer over orders, products, customers and inventory, and answers plain-language questions with a self-hosted LLM. Your commerce data is processed on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure and never sent to a third-party AI cloud.
Adaptrix reads the core commerce objects of the Shopify Admin API — strictly read-only. Nothing is ever written back to your store.
Orders with line items, discounts, taxes and fulfillment status — the full sales lifecycle from checkout to delivery.
Your catalog with variants, SKUs and prices, so questions about assortment, pricing and margins use the names your team already uses.
Purchase history and customer segments for repeat-purchase and cohort questions — processed on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure, GDPR-first.
Stock per location via InventoryItem, InventoryLevel and Location — including available, committed and incoming quantities.
Adaptrix follows Shopify's current integration guidance: the GraphQL Admin API is the primary interface for new integrations, with the REST Admin API in legacy status since October 2024.
Ask in plain language — Adaptrix turns it into governed queries over the semantic layer and explains the result.
Adaptrix decomposes AOV by product, discount code, channel and customer segment and shows which driver actually moved the number.
It combines inventory levels per location with recent sell-through to flag variants that will hit zero before your next replenishment.
It compares the uplift in orders against the margin given away, per code and per segment — a ranked answer instead of a gut feeling.
It projects revenue from current order trends and seasonality — with the assumptions stated openly, so you can challenge them.
Read-only by design: three steps, no agents in your store, no write access.
You create a Shopify custom app with read-only scopes such as read_orders and read_products and give Adaptrix the access token. Adaptrix can never modify your store.
After the first sync, only changed records are fetched. An automatic semantic layer maps API objects to business terms — AOV, sell-through, repeat rate — so every answer uses consistent definitions.
Sync and analysis run on Adaptrix's sovereign EU infrastructure (on-premise planned for Enterprise Plus). Self-hosted open models run locally, so store data never reaches a third-party AI API.
A Shopify store holds customer PII and your entire revenue history. With Adaptrix, both are analyzed by self-hosted open models on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure — sovereign by architecture, not just by contract.
How Adaptrix keeps AI analytics sovereign and off third-party AI clouds.
No. The connection uses read-only Admin API scopes. Adaptrix reads orders, products, customers and inventory, and has no write permissions of any kind.
The core commerce objects of the Admin API: orders with line items, products and variants, customers, and inventory levels per location. Which scopes you grant stays entirely under your control.
No. Adaptrix analyzes Shopify data with self-hosted open models on Adaptrix's EU infrastructure. No prompts, records or embeddings are sent to third-party AI APIs.
Adaptrix follows Shopify's current guidance, under which the GraphQL Admin API is the primary interface for new integrations and REST is legacy. Either way, the connection is configured with read-only credentials.
Yes. Adaptrix connects Shopify alongside Stripe, CRMs, ERPs, databases and data warehouses. The semantic layer joins them, so 'revenue' means the same thing across store, payments and finance.
See Adaptrix answer your Shopify questions live — on a realistic data model, in your language.
Bring a real question from your business and watch a live answer — reasoning, sources and math included — or model what it saves you first.