Sensbot Store Assistant Plugin

Sensbot Store Assistant reviews your WooCommerce store every month and tells you, in plain language, what changed and what to do about it. It is not another stats dashboard: each review leads with findings and recommendations, and every number in it comes from your own store data.

The monthly store review

Revenue, orders and average order value for the closed month, compared with the month before.
Which products and categories grew, which declined, and by how much.
Cancelled and refunded orders, and anything unusual worth a second look.
A short list of findings, each with a recommended next step.
Readable on the web, downloadable as a PDF, and easy to forward to whoever runs the store.

White-label for agencies

Agencies that look after WooCommerce stores can connect a client store with an agency code, and the review can carry the agency’s own name and logo. It fits into a monthly care plan next to updates and backups: the agency sends the client a store review instead of a list of plugin updates. Agency installs are billed to the agency, not to the store owner.

Ask your store

In the Sensbot dashboard you can ask questions about your store in your own words: “what sold best last month?”, “how many orders are still pending?”, “which category is down compared with the summer?”. Answers come from your synced products and orders.

Read-only, nothing written to your store

The plugin creates one WooCommerce REST API key with read permission only. Sensbot can read your catalogue and orders; it cannot change products, prices, orders or settings. The plugin adds nothing to your storefront and loads no script for your visitors.

Price

A 14-day free trial, then paid plans from 39 EUR per month, billed by Sensbot. A Sensbot account is created for you when you connect. Agency installs use the agency’s own plan.

Works on any WordPress site

The plugin installs and activates on any WordPress site. The store review and “ask your store” need WooCommerce; without it, the settings screen tells you so and nothing else changes on your site.

External services

This plugin connects your site to Sensbot, a hosted service operated by Sensnet d.o.o. (https://sensbot.ai), at https://platform.sensbot.ai. Nothing is sent until an administrator ticks the consent box and clicks Connect store.

When you connect: the plugin creates a read-only WooCommerce REST API key and sends Sensbot your site URL, store name, the owner email you entered, the site language, the plugin version, how the plugin was installed (wordpress.org or a manual upload), the read-only consumer key and secret, your acceptance of the terms, and the agency code if you entered one.

While connected: Sensbot uses that key, from its own servers, to read products, categories, orders (including buyer names, contact details and addresses) and published WordPress pages, and keeps reading updates while the connection is active. This data is used to prepare the store review and to answer your questions in the Sensbot dashboard. Questions and the store data needed to answer them are processed by AI model providers that work for Sensbot under contract.

From the settings screen: opening the screen or clicking Refresh status asks Sensbot for the connection state, sending the connection ID and install secret. Open Sensbot Store Assistant requests a short-lived sign-in link and opens the dashboard in a new tab.

When you disconnect or delete the plugin: the plugin tells Sensbot to end the connection (sending the connection ID and install secret), which also cancels the Sensbot subscription for this store, and it revokes the WooCommerce key it created. Deactivating the plugin does not disconnect anything. If Sensbot cannot be reached, the key is still revoked locally; contact info@sensbot.ai to confirm the cancellation. To have your hosted data deleted, write to info@sensbot.ai.

Nothing is contacted when a visitor loads your storefront.

Developers can point the plugin at a different Sensbot environment with the SENSBOT_API_BASE_URL and SENSBOT_APP_BASE_URL constants in wp-config.php.