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If shoppers never see you, they cannot choose you.
Beseam keeps watching AI discovery, your store, and your shoppers to find what is worth improving, makes the changes you approve, and shows you the impact of your changes.
Beseam follows the shopper from discovery to purchase to find where confidence drops, questions go unanswered, or the journey stops.
If shoppers never see you, they cannot choose you.
Find the unanswered question that makes the shopper hesitate.
Add the missing information that helps the shopper choose.
Nothing ships without you
Every customer-facing change waits at step 03 until you approve it.
And step 05 checks the same journey it started from (AI appearances, product visits, add to cart) so a change is measured against the state it changed.
Explore the platformBeseam looks at what the shopper did, checks product, search, and stock data, rules out weaker explanations, then turns the strongest finding into a specific change.
Example trace
Onsite discovery · schematic
What the shopper did
Same jackets returned. The shopper left without opening one.
Strongest evidence
Product pages
Commuting language is missing.
Not in the titles, descriptions, or tags.
Proposed change
Add the commuting use case to the returned jacket product pages.
Searched
“waterproof jacket”
Then added
... “for commuting”
What happened next
Got the same jackets back, then left without opening one.
Ruled out
The refinement returned nothing at all.
It still returns the waterproof jackets.
Product pages
None of those jackets mention commuting.
Strongest evidence
Not in the titles, the descriptions, or the tags.
Ruled out
The jackets it returned are out of stock.
Almost all are in stock in the shopper’s market.
Proposed change
Add the commuting use case to the returned jacket product pages.
Add the commuting use case to the Urban Shell product page.
Explain how Urban Shell fits over everyday layers.
Ask the commuter questions again after the product-page change.
Illustrative example · not customer results.
Add the commuting use case to the Urban Shell product page.
The shopper asked for a commuting jacket, and the product page never answers whether this one fits that use case.
Explain how Urban Shell fits over everyday layers.
The shopper opened the size guide, and fit over layers is still unanswered at the decision point.
Ask the commuter questions again after the product-page change.
Ask the same shopping question again before saying the change helped discovery.
Every change keeps what Beseam found, the owner, status, and what to check afterward together.
Illustrative example · not customer results.
A missed recommendation, a hesitant shopper, or a lost sale rarely lives in one tool. Beseam connects AI discovery, your store, shopper behavior, and outcomes so the next change starts with the full picture.
Signals
Fixed set
One shopper journey
Coverage
Shortlist visibility
Input: what AI discovery reads
chatgpt, google_ai_mode, gemini, perplexity, copilot, google_search
Point-in-time samples, dated and repeatable. Never a model’s hidden ranking logic.
Platform
What will this shopper choose?
What Beseam can do
+ more
Immersive product experiences, marketplaces, brand workflows, and other specialist capabilities as enabled.
After a change, Beseam asks the same shopper questions again, and shows whether the answers now name your store.
Results
Example figures
Illustrative example · not customer results.
AI Shopping Report
Beseam asks the same buying questions across AI assistants to find where your products appear, where they are missed, and how those results differ. In the latest run, 71% of brand appearances occurred on only one assistant.
See the report and methodBeseam watches, prepares the change, applies it once you approve, and shows you what moved, one subscription instead of a tool plus an agency. Try for free to see the impact before you pay anything.
Start freeFAQ
The free scan is a one-time look at your public storefront. Beseam keeps working after that: it connects the signals that matter, finds what deserves attention, prepares changes, applies supported changes after approval, and checks what happened afterward.
Depending on what you connect, Beseam can use AI and search discovery, catalog and storefront data, shopper behavior, fit, experiments, reliability, campaigns, conversion, orders, and revenue. You do not need every source; Beseam uses the evidence relevant to the problem being investigated.
Beseam brings the evidence for a problem into one place, separates observed facts from possible explanations, and weighs things such as evidence strength, affected products or journeys, business context, effort, and risk. The reason a change is prioritized stays attached to the work.
Where the connected system supports it, Beseam can prepare or apply changes to product data, content, merchandising, onsite search, recommendations and personalization, fit and sizing experiences, experiments, creative assets, campaigns, and other editable parts of the buying journey. Customer-facing changes follow your approval rules.
Not necessarily. Existing tools can remain specialist sources of evidence. Beseam's job is to connect useful signals around the same product, shopper question, journey, or business problem, turn the strongest findings into work, and keep the result attached. Exact integrations depend on your setup.
You set the rules. Beseam can keep checking, gathering evidence, and preparing work without waiting for you, but customer-facing changes that require approval do not go live until they have it. Changes that need brand judgment stop for review.
Beseam checks the signal that exposed the problem again. That might be the same AI shopping question, a storefront or reliability check, shopper behavior, an experiment, campaign performance, conversion, orders, or revenue. The before-and-after stays with the change, and Beseam keeps observed movement separate from causation the evidence cannot prove.
Start with your domain. For ongoing work, connect the store first, then add analytics, behavior, search, campaign, customer, or revenue data only when it helps explain a problem, make an approved change, or measure what happened.