AI-ready product data
Structure catalogue, pricing, availability and delivery data so agents can discover your offers.
Agentic Commerce by BoostAI Consulting
Agentic commerce for European retailers & marketplaces
Make your commerce shoppable by AI agents.
We connect catalogues, checkouts, payments and orders to the new AI shopping channels, via UCP, ACP and the protocols on their way. For retailers and marketplaces in Europe.
Built for European payments and regulation.
Product discovery is leaving the search bar
AI assistants compare offers, build the basket and buy for their users.
Most e-commerce stacks were built for humans who click, not for agents that call APIs.
Four foundations for agent-ready commerce.
Four building blocks that make your commerce stack readable and operable for AI shopping agents.
Agent-compatible checkout
Expose secure cart and checkout flows through commerce protocols.
Payments and consent
Connect your payment infrastructure while preserving authentication and user consent.
European compliance
Plan for GDPR, SCA, consumer protection and marketplace requirements.
Become a founding pilot partner.
A focused program to assess readiness, connect a limited channel and define a production roadmap.
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Readiness assessment
Review of catalogue, APIs, checkout, payments and order systems.
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Pilot integration
Connect one channel, protocol or limited journey.
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Measurement and roadmap
Testing, monitoring and a roadmap toward wider production rollout.
Built for complex commerce environments.
- Marketplaces
- Multi-country retailers
- Adobe Commerce and custom platforms
- B2B distributors
- Travel and booking platforms
- Multi-PSP or multi-vendor businesses
Why now
AI discovery channels
AI assistants are becoming product discovery channels. Your customer no longer compares ten links: they read the shortlist their assistant puts in front of them.
Standardized interfaces
UCP and ACP create standardized commerce interfaces, so there's no need for a custom integration between every agent and every merchant.
European constraints
European businesses face payment and compliance constraints that generic agent journeys often ignore.
Assess your agentic commerce readiness.
Tell us about your commerce setup. We’ll review it and get back to you within two business days.
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Frequently asked questions.
What is agentic commerce?
Agentic commerce is the emerging model where AI assistants discover products, compare offers, build carts and complete purchases on behalf of users, using structured commerce interfaces rather than browsing websites like humans.
What is the Universal Commerce Protocol?
The Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) aims to standardize how AI agents interact with merchants for product discovery, checkout and related commerce actions, so every agent does not need a custom integration with every store.
What is the difference between UCP and ACP?
UCP and ACP are complementary protocol initiatives in the agentic commerce space. Both define machine-readable ways for agents to interact with commerce systems; the practical fit depends on your channels, partners and technical stack. A readiness assessment maps which protocol paths matter for your environment.
Can AI agents purchase directly from an online store?
Yes, when the store exposes agent-compatible capabilities for catalogue, cart, checkout, payment consent and order confirmation. Without those interfaces, agents are limited to linking users back to a human-operated website.
Does UCP replace an ecommerce platform or payment provider?
No. UCP-style protocols sit as interfaces between AI channels and your existing commerce, checkout and payment infrastructure. Your platform and PSPs remain the systems of record.
How can a retailer prepare for AI shopping agents?
Start by structuring product and availability data, clarifying checkout and payment consent flows, identifying protocol targets (UCP, ACP or partner-specific), and running a limited pilot before a broader rollout.
What are the European compliance requirements?
European deployments typically need to account for GDPR, Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), consumer protection rules, and marketplace obligations when multiple sellers or PSPs are involved. Agent flows must preserve authentication and user consent.