Stop revenue leaks

The setup path for finding and fixing the silent problems costing you sales: connect your store, run an audit, review ranked findings, and apply a fix with an undo point.

This is the path to follow when something in your store is quietly costing you money and you want it found, explained and fixed. If your priority is winning demand you are not capturing yet, start with Accelerate growth instead. Both paths run on the same platform and you can switch at any time.

What this path gives you

A ranked list of what is wrong, each finding written with the reason it matters, the revenue at stake and the exact change that fixes it, and then a route to apply that change safely with a way back.

Find

Your store is scanned and every issue becomes a finding, ranked by the revenue at stake.

Explain

Each finding carries the cause, the before and after, and the exact fix. Not a checklist.

Fix

Approved findings become applied changes, a pull request, or guided steps. Always with an undo point.

Follow these steps

1. Connect your store

   Add your commerce platform first, then the sources that explain behaviour: analytics, search, payments and advertising. Each connector widens what can be detected. See Connectors and the connector catalogue.

2. Run a store audit

   The audit reads every connected source and returns findings ranked by revenue impact rather than by severity label. It is read-only and never changes your store. See Store Audit.

3. Review what came back

   Work the findings on the Kanban Board. Each card carries the evidence behind it, so you are approving a change you can see the reason for.

4. Apply a fix, with a way back

   Approve a card and the change is applied within the permissions you granted. Where the platform and workflow support it, a restore point is kept first. See Vortex Apps, StagingPro and RollbackPro.

5. Keep watching

   Set up the monitoring that catches the next one earlier: KPI cards for the measures that matter to you, and alerts when they move. See KPI cards and Alerts.

Every finding ends in one of three outcomes

A finding never disappears quietly. When a fix can be applied through the API, it is applied and a restore point is kept. When it needs code, a pull request is opened for your developers to review. When it cannot be automated at all, you get guided steps rather than a button that pretends. There is no fourth outcome and no silent failure.

Which outcome applies depends on the finding, the connector, your permissions and the workflow. The audit itself never changes anything.

Who does this work

Two teams carry this path. Pulse runs store health: it scans, enriches every finding with the reason and the fix, and verifies findings before you see them. It never applies changes itself. CodeCraft is the development team that takes an approved finding and makes the change, then hands the result back. Bridge provides the staging copies and change tracking that make the undo possible.

See Your AI teams for what each team does and which are running today.

Where to go next

Store Audit

The scan itself: what it reads, how findings are ranked, and how to run one.

Kanban Board

Where findings become work you approve.

Vortex Apps

Staging, backup and rollback for supported workflows.

Ask Viq

Ask plain questions about your store and the findings behind an answer.