Industries
Storely works with any industry.
From groceries and electronics to fashion, beauty and beyond, Storely adapts to your products, customers and business rules.
Grocery & FMCG
A weekly shop is a hundred small decisions. Storely makes them once.
What shoppers open with
- “Dinner for six on Friday”
- “What’s on offer this week?”
- “Same as last time, no dairy”
What Storely does with them
- Turns a meal, an occasion or a routine into a full basket of matched products.
- Applies the offers that genuinely fit what is already in the basket.
- Remembers household size, allergies and preferred brands between shops.
My usual weekly shop, but skip the dairy this time.
- Loading your last order
- Finding dairy-free swaps
Milk and yoghurt swapped for oat versions. Everything else is as you usually have it.
Electronics
High-consideration buying, without the twelve-tab comparison.
What shoppers open with
- “Laptop for video editing, under $1,500”
- “Does this work with my TV?”
- “What’s the warranty?”
What Storely does with them
- Narrows a spec-heavy catalogue to a shortlist built on how the thing will be used.
- Answers compatibility and warranty questions from your own product data and documents.
- Suggests the accessories that are genuinely required, not everything in the category.
A laptop for 4K video editing, under $1,500.
Here’s what I understood
The Studio 14 has the faster media engine. The Creator 15 saves $150 but halves the memory.
Fashion & apparel
Fit, occasion and stock, settled before the basket.
What shoppers open with
- “Something for a winter wedding”
- “Do you have this in a 12?”
- “Will it arrive by Saturday?”
What Storely does with them
- Builds a look from an occasion, a budget and the sizes a shopper usually takes.
- Checks size availability before recommending, so nothing sold out is offered.
- Handles exchanges and returns questions from your published policy.
Something for a winter wedding, size 12, under $300.
Here’s what I understood
Beauty & personal care
Routines, not products - and never a recommendation that clashes.
What shoppers open with
- “A routine for dry, sensitive skin”
- “Is this fragrance-free?”
- “What do I use with retinol?”
What Storely does with them
- Assembles a routine in the right order from what you actually stock.
- Screens for the ingredients and sensitivities a shopper has told it about.
- Carries skin type and past purchases into every later conversation.
An evening routine for dry, sensitive skin. Fragrance-free.
- Filtering for fragrance-free
- Checking for ingredient clashes
Home & furniture
Rooms are bought as sets. Storely plans the whole thing.
What shoppers open with
- “Furnish a small home office”
- “Will this fit a 2.4m wall?”
- “When can it be delivered?”
What Storely does with them
- Plans a room to a budget, with dimensions checked against the space given.
- Keeps finishes and ranges consistent across everything it suggests.
- Confirms lead times and delivery slots before the order is placed.
Furnish a small home office. 2.4m wall, budget $1,200.
Here’s what I understood
Sports & outdoor
Kit chosen for the activity, the conditions and the level.
What shoppers open with
- “Kit for my first trail half marathon”
- “Waterproof enough for Scotland?”
- “Which size ski?”
What Storely does with them
- Builds a kit list from the activity, the conditions and the shopper's experience.
- Explains the specs that matter for that use and ignores the ones that do not.
- Flags what is genuinely needed now against what can wait.
First trail half marathon in March. What do I actually need?
Here’s what I understood
Your industry not listed? Storely can work with your business, too.
If your shoppers can describe what they want in words, Storely can work with it. Send us your catalogue and we will show you the assistant running on your own products.