Illustrative store playbook6 min walkthrough

Translate scent notes and materials without promising a universal experience

A sensory-commerce playbook for comparing documented scent families, wax, vessel, burn guidance, and intensity while keeping preference subjective.

Attribute comparisonPreference matchingSafe boundaries

Transparency note: Stillroom Home, Nora, the catalog entries, and the scenario on this page are fictional. They demonstrate ShopDash product logic and do not represent a customer testimonial or measured result.

SHOPPER QUESTION

“Which candle is less sweet and more woody for a small study?”

CATALOG OPPORTUNITY

Eleven candles list names and top notes but six omit scent family, intensity, room guidance, or wax material needed for comparison.

01 · RETRIEVE

Start with evidence the store actually owns.

ShopDash reads the authorized Shopify catalog and assembles the product facts relevant to the question. It does not treat an attractive description as evidence for a missing technical, compatibility, fit, care, or safety attribute.

ProductEvidence foundReadiness signal
Cedar LedgerCedar, dry amber, low sweetness, medium intensity, soy-coconut waxStrong documented match
Fig ParlourFig, vanilla, warm woods, medium-high intensitySweeter profile
Rain StudyMineral and moss notes; intensity and wax absentNeeds material and intensity facts

02 · REASON

Make the reasoning legible.

01

Structure sensory language

Scent family, notes, sweetness, intensity, wax, and room guidance become comparable without pretending scent is objective.

02

Use preference as a direction

The answer can rank a documented match while preserving variation in personal perception and room conditions.

03

Keep health boundaries explicit

ShopDash does not infer allergen safety or make individualized sensitivity claims from fragrance copy.

03 · ANSWER

Be useful without filling gaps with confidence.

Illustrative Agent Lab answer

“Cedar Ledger is the clearest less-sweet, woody option: the catalog lists cedar and dry amber, low sweetness, and medium intensity. Scent perception varies, and the catalog does not provide individualized allergy or sensitivity guidance.”

Grounded example · not shown to a live shopper

04 · ACTIVATE CAREFULLY

Start read-only. Expand when the evidence earns it.

LIVE IN PRIVATE BETA

Scan, prioritize, test

  • Catalog scan
  • Attribute retrieval
  • Preference comparison
  • Agent Lab testing
  • Read-only controls
PLANNED

Activate, learn, act

  • Merchant-approved scent facts
  • Storefront preference capture
  • Recommendation attribution
  • Approval workflows

THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE PLAYBOOK

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