One free module, three paid plans.

Keep the feed: it gets your products found. A feed cannot be searched, and it cannot send a shopper anywhere. That takes the shop window, which sends the shopper to your own checkout. Your Odoo has the last word: it prices the basket again and applies its own stock rules before the shopper pays, exactly as it does for a shopper who arrived through your website.

To you. The shopper pays on your own checkout, exactly as if they had clicked through, unless you switch on card payments for AI assistants: then an AI assistant can pay with a single-use Stripe token, charged on your own Stripe account through your Odoo Stripe provider. If you take sales through Stripe, Stripe takes the payment into your own Stripe account, and the sale arrives in your Odoo as an order. In every case, Zaltric does not take the payment, and the order is made and kept in your own Odoo.

The free module publishes your shop's description for AI assistants from your Odoo today, and the readiness check runs today, the same everywhere. The hosted shop window works the same everywhere (in the UK and the EU exactly as in the US): an AI assistant can search your catalogue, and the window sends the shopper to your own checkout. Sending shoppers on to your checkout through a particular AI service switches on service by service and market by market, only where that service is open to your shop.

Your subscription ends at the close of the period you have paid for once you cancel, when a free trial ends without a payment, or when a card payment still fails after about two weeks of tries. Until then everything stays live. When it ends, Zaltric stops accepting updates from your Odoo and stops serving your shop window, and AI assistants are told your shop is not being served. Nothing is deleted: subscribe again and your shop window comes back by itself, with the same catalogue. The module keeps working inside your Odoo, free, and nothing in it is changed.

Feeds get your products found. The free module publishes your shop's description for AI assistants from your Odoo. A subscription adds the hosted shop window (the one AI assistants search, and it sends the shopper to your checkout), kept up to date from your Odoo automatically. Support through the contact form: next working day on Starter, the same working day on Growth, within four working hours on Professional. Where Zaltric has switched it on for your shop, a customer with an account on your shop can also sign in from their AI assistant. Once signed in, they can see their own prices and recent orders, their company's included, and fill a basket again from one of them.

No. Every paid plan gets everything Zaltric offers today, and anything new on the day it is ready. What differs is size and speed: how many shops the plan covers, how large a catalogue per shop, and how quickly a change in your Odoo reaches AI assistants.

No. On every plan, Zaltric checks your stock and prices with your shop when an AI assistant looks at a product, and so does Stripe once you switch on Product price and availability; both update their lists within 15 minutes.

Not for the ordinary path, and what it costs depends on where your Odoo runs. On your own server you drop the module in and restart, the way you install any app. On Odoo.sh a module is part of your repository, so somebody adds it there, pushes, and waits for the build: a job for whoever looks after that repository, and if you put it on a staging branch first the build happens twice, once there and once when you merge to production. After that it is the same on both: paste an eight-character pairing code on the Overview of the AI Shopping Assistants app, press Connect, and updates flow by themselves. Your shop window needs nothing from you: the first update Zaltric accepts after you connect brings back your shop window's address, and the module writes it into the description of your shop that AI assistants read, inside your own Odoo. Your own Odoo confirms it: your shop window's row reads Live under Finds products.

14-day free trial on every plan for a new customer. Your card is taken at checkout and first charged in 14 days; cancel before then from your account and nothing is charged. The trial covers one shop, at the catalogue size and speed of the plan you are trying. Subscribing again after a cancellation starts billing straight away, with no second trial.

Any business can start a 14-day free trial: choose a plan, give an address you can receive mail at, and add a card at checkout. Throwaway addresses are refused. We email the six-digit sign-in code to the address you subscribed with.

Count first: install the free module and press Run the setup checks again on the Grade screen of its AI Shopping Assistants app. Its catalogue line prints your two numbers, published products and their variants (each version of a product you sell, such as a size in a colour, counts as one), and those are the two that decide whether a shop fits. Then read the cards above: a shop under 500 products but over 2,500 variants does not fit Starter, and Growth is the plan that covers it. With the current module, a shop bigger than its plan is not turned away: the module sends the part your plan carries, first in the order your shop page lists its products, and the app says how much it sent and what it left out. AI assistants do not see the part left out, so a bigger plan is the way through; unpublishing helps only for products you no longer sell, because unpublishing takes them off your own website too. No plan carries more than 2,000 products and 10,000 variants for one shop; tell us your two numbers through the contact form if your catalogue is larger than that. During the free trial your catalogue is judged at the caps of the plan you are trying, not at a smaller trial size. What the trial narrows is shops: it covers one shop, so moving up a plan adds no second shop until the trial ends. Cancel from your account before the first charge, or let the plan begin on day 15.

What counts as a variant →

From your billing page, at any time. Cancelling stops the next charge; the subscription runs to the end of the period already paid for. Your Odoo keeps working as before.

Some of it passes through, and none of it is kept. Your product details are sent to Zaltric. When a shopper checks out through an AI assistant, their name, email address, phone number and delivery address pass through Zaltric's shop window into your Odoo, which keeps them on a quotation in your Sales app. Your Odoo's answer, with the basket's items, totals and any discount code, goes back the same way. Where Zaltric has switched it on for your shop, a customer with an account on your shop can also sign in from their AI assistant. The prices and orders they then ask to see, and the delivery addresses your checkout offers them, go from your Odoo, through the shop window, to them. When a checkout through an AI assistant becomes a sale, your Odoo reports it directly to that AI assistant's platform; if the platform asks for the order, it is read through the shop window and not kept. Zaltric does not keep any of these details.

Odoo 18, 19 or 20, with the eCommerce app installed. You need an Odoo that lets you install a module of your own: Odoo.sh or your own server. Odoo Online, which does not, is not supported.

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