Shopify Catalog
Standardises your product data and syndicates it to AI platforms. Eligible products enter Catalog by default; if your data setup is custom, Catalog Mapping fine-tunes how products are represented.
Shopify presents your product data in a structure AI assistants can read, and lets you sell to different countries from one store. We set these features up for your store and measure the results.
Review your store with us ↗Shoppers have started to ask assistants such as ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini when discovering products. Shopify presents your store data in a standard structure those assistants can read, so products can reach these channels without a separate integration for every platform.
I need waterproof winter boots.
✦ Product suggestion
Product data is structured and opened to AI agents.
Products, prices and stock stay here. Checkout and the customer relationship stay with you.
Standardises your product data and syndicates it to AI platforms. Eligible products enter Catalog by default; if your data setup is custom, Catalog Mapping fine-tunes how products are represented.
In the admin, under Sales channels, you manage which AI channels you sell on. Shopify names ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Google AI Mode and Gemini among them.
The Universal Commerce Protocol lets agents handle product discovery, carts, checkout and order tracking in one shared language. Shopify implements it through its own MCP servers, so each platform does not need its own integration.
Shopify manages an agents.md file for your store, and by default the /llms.txt content. It tells AI agents how the store can be used and can be customised with a theme template.
Non-product information such as the returns process, shipping times and brand values lives in the Knowledge base, so assistants can answer those questions with your wording.
You remain the merchant of record and own the customer relationship and after-sales experience. Price, stock and description updates flow to the channels automatically, and orders show in the admin with channel attribution.
Appearing in AI answers cannot be guaranteed. We prepare data quality and accessibility and track the results.
With Shopify Markets you manage one store and offer a tailored shopping experience to different countries. Currency, language, pricing, product availability, domain and tax display can be set for each market.
Prices appear in the shopper’s currency, and the cart and checkout follow it. Price lists can be set per market. We check the payments setup needed for multiple currencies against your store’s country.
Content for a multilingual store is translated with Translate & Adapt or a compatible app. Good translation means localising the product and the offer, not only the language.
Each market can run on its own domain, subdomain or subfolder, and Shopify creates hreflang and meta tags automatically. The right structure decides search visibility in a new country.
Each market can get its own product list and prices. Markets can be nested (for example Canada under North America), and the most specific market that matches the buyer applies.
Duties and import taxes can be calculated and shown at checkout. With Managed Markets, Shopify takes the merchant-of-record role and handles tax and customs processes; availability depends on country and plan.
Discount codes and gift cards work across markets, and fixed amounts are converted between currencies at checkout.
Every new country also brings tax, legal and logistics responsibilities. We clarify them with your accountant and logistics partners.
We look at your store, product data and current channels.
We decide together which AI channel and which country comes first.
We prepare Catalog data, the Knowledge base, markets, translation and domains.
We track results by channel and market and adjust the scope accordingly.
No. Shopify presents your product data in the right structure; the AI platforms decide which product appears in which answer. We prepare data quality and accessibility and track results by channel.
According to Shopify, any merchant in Catalog who sells to US buyers is eligible for ChatGPT and Copilot, regardless of store location. Because purchasing is currently open to US buyers only, we first check your US selling setup (shipping, tax, returns).
Shopify states that eligible products enter Catalog without extra configuration. Payment fees and channel terms can change, so we check current terms together before the engagement.
No, Shopify Markets lets one store manage different markets. A separate store can be the better choice when a different brand or operation is involved, and we assess that together.
Outside Managed Markets you are generally responsible for your own tax and customs obligations as the seller; with Managed Markets Shopify takes the merchant-of-record role. Which fits depends on country and plan, and we clarify it with your accountant.
Our team can review your request and discuss scope and next steps with you.