Prestashop 1.7-AI-powered e-commerce management

Example

An online retailer selling electronics can use PrestaShop's product management system to create detailed product listings, manage stock levels, apply discounts, and offer product variations (e.g., different colors or sizes).

Scenario

The retailer can quickly add or update product information via the back-office, configure complex product attributes, and track inventory levels in real time. They can also categorize products, set up bundles, and apply promotional rules to increase sales.

Example

A food delivery service might use PrestaShop's order management system to process orders, update order statuses, and generate invoices for customers.

Scenario

The business can easily track incoming orders from the PrestaShop back-office, manage delivery schedules, and automatically send email notifications to customers when their order status changes (e.g., from 'processing' to 'shipped').

Example

A subscription box company can integrate payment gateways like PayPal, Stripe, or Authorize.net to securely process transactions for monthly subscription fees.

Scenario

The business can offer multiple payment options at checkout, handle recurring payments, and ensure that transactions are securely processed with fraud detection systems in place.

Example

An international bookstore can use PrestaShop’s shipping system to calculate real-time shipping rates and taxes for different countries based on the customer’s location.

Scenario

The store can define shipping zones, carriers, and delivery times, while also calculating and applying region-specific taxes to orders. The platform integrates with major carriers like FedEx and UPS to ensure accurate shipping costs.

Example

A company running multiple brands, such as a clothing line and a shoe brand, can manage both stores from a single PrestaShop back-office with separate front-ends for each brand.

Scenario

The company can maintain different catalogs, pricing strategies, and customer groups for each brand while having centralized control over all store operations through a unified dashboard.

Example

A cosmetics brand can use built-in marketing tools like discount codes, email marketing integration, and abandoned cart reminders to drive customer retention.

Scenario

The brand can create time-limited discount campaigns, offer coupons to customers, and automate email reminders for customers who left products in their cart without completing the purchase.