- Your store, Shopify, WooCommerce and the rest, products and images together
- Your Meta catalog, if that is where your products already live
- Kept current on its own, so a price change does not need a second edit here
- Stock state, so a chat does not offer something you cannot ship
Your catalog, in the conversation.
Your catalog syncs from your store or from Meta, products can be sent in a chat, tagged in an Instagram post, and orders come back into the same customer record.
What syncs, what you can do with it, and what stays authoritative.
A catalog is only useful in a chat if its prices and stock are the live ones.
- Send a product inside a chat, as a card with its image and price
- Open checkout in the thread, so the sale closes where the question was asked
- Tag products in the Instagram posts you publish, from the same synced catalog
- Trigger a journey on an order, for shipping, delivery and a review request
- Your store is authoritative. uxjo reflects it rather than becoming a second place to maintain
- The order attaches to the contact, the same record as every message they ever sent
- Payment state comes from the processor, not from an assumption in uxjo
- Cost per message is recorded against the conversation that produced the sale
From a question to a paid order, without leaving the thread.
A question in the shared inbox, on whichever channel she used.
message.receivedLive price and live stock, so the answer is true when it is given.
syncedImage, name and price, inside the conversation she is already in.
product sentNo link to a browser, no basket to rebuild.
checkoutPayment state comes back from the processor and the order is recorded.
order.paidShipping template on dispatch, review request a week later, both consent-checked.
journeyAsked and answered.
Can I sell products through uxjo?
Yes. Your catalog syncs from your store or from your Meta catalog, products can be sent inside a chat with checkout in the thread, and the order attaches to the same customer record as every message that person has sent you.
Where does the catalog come from?
From your store, such as Shopify or WooCommerce, or from your Meta catalog, images and all. It stays current on its own, so a price change in your store does not need a second edit in uxjo.
Can I tag products in Instagram posts?
Yes. Posts you compose and publish from uxjo can tag products from the same synced catalog.
Does uxjo become a second place to maintain products?
No. Your store stays authoritative and uxjo reflects it. Stock and price are read live, so a conversation never offers something you cannot ship.
What happens after someone buys?
The order lands on the contact record and fires the event your journeys and your own systems listen for, so shipping updates and a review request can follow automatically.
