
Merchandisers act on performance questions without leaving their workspace, and nothing the agent proposes applies without approval.
Customers, employees, and buyers reach grounded answers and product decisions by describing what they need.
A conversational pair that answers questions with cited sources and assembles product pages from shopper intent.
Chooses its own retrieval steps and writes cited answers, and on shopping pages classifies intent and assembles its own layouts.
Customers, employees, and buyers usually know what they need to accomplish. What they cannot do is reach the answer or the product without work: the information is split across systems, so they piece it together, run the same query again in different words, and compare options by hand.
Asking for help in plain language only helps if the reply is grounded in what the organization already knows and respects the access rules it already sets. Otherwise the answer is confident, plausible, and unusable in a regulated workplace.
Shopping intent is harder still, because a shopper rarely states it. Reading that intent and assembling products, refinements, and product information into a page a person can explore takes as much manual configuration as it saves.
Both capabilities run as separate agents on the vendor's platform, each reached through its own endpoints, with a shared orchestration layer on the roadmap rather than in the product. The answering side interprets the question, chooses among retrieval tools, reasons across knowledge that has already been indexed, and writes a reply with citations, holding context from one turn to the next.
The discovery side classifies shopper intent, applies a policy graph, retrieves catalog data, and selects a layout of products, refinements, and product information for the retailer's own components to render. Product-linked content can supplement the catalog.
Retrieval respects the permissions and query rules an organization already maintains, so an answer never reaches past what the person asking could open. Brand context shapes tone and behavior, and layouts are built from components the customer designed rather than vendor templates.
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Merchandisers act on performance questions without leaving their workspace, and nothing the agent proposes applies without approval.

Make products easier to find, compare, and buy by completing the catalog details that search engines and AI assistants need.

Support answers arrive inside the product, so integration teams stop leaving their work to search three sources or wait on a ticket.
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Solution detail is drawn from Coveo's submission to the hub, a Conversational Search and Product Discovery listing. The interim results are attributed in the submission to Forcepoint's deployment of Coveo Relevance Generative Answering.
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