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Agentic commerce advisor

What your store needs to sell through AI agents

A six-level ladder, a directory of tools and protocols with their sources, and a plan per platform. No single score: you see which level you are at and what is missing.

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8 questions · no sign-up · public rules

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  • Every fact with a source and a date
  1. Level 1: DiscoverableCan an agent find my store and my products?
  2. Level 2: UnderstandableDoes it understand catalog, prices and policies?
  3. Level 3: OperableCan it check stock, create a cart and get a quote?
  4. Level 4: PayableCan it pay with a mandate from the user?
  5. Level 5: TrustworthyDo I know which agent it is, and do I apply rules?
  6. Level 6: VerifiableIs there auditable proof of what happened?

How it works

  1. You answer 8 questions

    Your platform, your markets, your resources and where you are today at each level. No personal data and no store domain.

  2. We apply public rules

    We filter the tools that fit you and score them on compatibility, coverage, maturity and effort. The weights are published.

  3. You get a plan with the why

    For each level you are missing: the recommended tool, the reasons behind the choice, alternatives and a 30, 60 and 90-day work order.

The six levels

Each level answers a checkable question. They build on each other, but you can have one without the previous; the advisor flags that as a risk.

  1. Level 1

    Discoverable

    Can an agent find my store and my products?

    If an agent cannot find you, you do not exist for it. It is the foundation of everything else.

    How it is checked

    • robots.txt that does not block legitimate agents
    • sitemap
    • llms.txt
    • feeds
  2. Level 2

    Understandable

    Does it understand catalog, prices and policies?

    An agent decides with structured data: price, stock, returns. Without it, it guesses or skips you.

    How it is checked

    • Schema.org Product/Offer
    • MerchantReturnPolicy
    • ShippingDetails
    • GTIN identifiers
  3. Level 3

    Operable

    Can it check stock, create a cart and get a quote?

    Here the agent stops reading and starts acting: it checks stock, builds a cart and asks for a quote.

    How it is checked

    • UCP manifest
    • MCP or WebMCP endpoint
    • catalog via API
  4. Level 4

    Payable

    Can it pay with a mandate from the user?

    To get paid through an agent you need a mandate from the customer and a gateway that accepts it.

    How it is checked

    • AP2/ACP checkout
    • network tokenization
    • compatible payment gateway
  5. Level 5

    Trustworthy

    Do I know which agent it is, and do I apply rules?

    When bots buy, you need to know which one it is, what it may do and when to stop it.

    How it is checked

    • Agent identification (Web Bot Auth, KYA)
    • rules by trust level
    • anti-fraud
  6. Level 6

    Verifiable

    Is there auditable proof of what happened?

    If something goes wrong, signed proof of what happened helps in a dispute or an audit.

    How it is checked

    • Signed trust receipts
    • Public JWKS
    • proven human authorization (passkey, EUDI Wallet)
    • qualified seals

Plan by platform

What exists today at each level for your platform.

Tools

A tool is the concrete product you install or buy. Each profile explains what it does, what it gives you, what it costs and when it was verified.

Updated on · 32 tools · 11 protocols · How we verify

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Showing 32 of 32 tools

Diagnostics

6 tools

What it doesThey measure how an agent sees your store today and what it is missing.

Why it mattersThe best place to start: it tells you which level you are at before you install anything.

Discovery and catalog

2 tools

What it doesThey publish your catalog in formats an agent can read: feeds and structured data.

Why it mattersIf an agent cannot find or understand your products, it will not buy from you.

Operation

9 tools

What it doesThey let an agent check stock, build a cart and ask for a quote in your store.

Why it mattersHere the agent stops reading and starts acting: without this stage it only sees you, it does not buy.

Agentic checkout

2 tools

They let the agent complete the purchase from your store's checkout.

Platform connector

5 tools

They connect your platform's catalog and cart to the agent protocols.

AI sales channel

2 tools

Sales channels inside AI assistants: your catalog shows up where the agent searches.

Payment

2 tools

What it doesThey let you get paid for a purchase made by an agent, under the customer's mandate.

Why it mattersWithout a payment the customer has authorized, the purchase does not close.

Trust

11 tools

What it doesThey identify which agent reaches your store and apply rules on what it may do.

Why it mattersWhen bots buy, you need to know which one it is, what it may do and when to stop it.

Agent identity

6 tools

They recognize which agent or bot arrives and whether it is legitimate, with signed identity.

Trust plugin

5 tools

Plugins that add trust rules for agents to your platform.

Verification

2 tools

What it doesThey leave signed proof of what happened that a third party can check.

Why it mattersIf something goes wrong, that proof helps in a dispute or an audit.

Protocols

A protocol is the shared language that lets an agent and a store understand each other. Picking tools that speak the same protocols keeps you from being stranded.

EU regulation

eIDAS 2.0, the EUDI Wallet, PSD3/PSR and the AI Act applied to agentic commerce, with the official source for every date and obligation.

See the regulation

Methodology

How we decide what is listed and how we score, with the weights published.

Read the methodology
Agentic commerce advisor: what your store needs