Your AI manager

The only employee you brief in one sentence.

Ask about your store, then ask it to change something. Lumnya answers from live data and acts — with your yes on anything that matters.

Ask anything

Answers from your live store, not last week's export.

“How are sales this week?” “Which products are about to stock out?” “Who's at risk of churning?” Lumnya pulls from a fresh snapshot and replies in clean cards — KPIs, tables, and tappable next steps you can act on, not paragraphs you have to parse.

>how are sales this week?

Revenue

€12.4k

+8%

Orders

214

+5%

AOV

€58

+2%

Up 8% on last week, driven by the hoodie restock. One watch-out: Oxygen Pro margin dipped after Tuesday’s discount code.

Show low-stock productsReview that discount

Then act

From answer to action in the same breath.

If you can do it on a page of the dashboard, you can ask for it instead. The chat isn't a lighter version of the product — it reaches the same fields, through the same guarded handlers.

Pricing — down to the right variant on multi-variant products
Refunds — full or partial
Discount-code management
One-off customer emails
Store settings — full field parity with the Settings page
Triggers — both the manual rules and the smart engine
Returns policy and individual return decisions
FAQ answers, and importing your Shopify policies
The storefront widget — appearance, behavior, compliance
Support tickets — list, read and reply
Remarketing — preview a sweep before it sends
Report schedules, and running a report on the spot

Confirm-gated by design

It shows you the change, then waits for your yes.

For consequential actions, Lumnya renders the exact diff — before/after price, refund amount, the email it would send — and stops there. Approve it and it acts, then journals what changed and how it was authorized. Refunds, customer emails and return decisions stay behind that gate permanently, however you set the rest.

Preview before apply — you see the exact change, not a description
One-tap approve or cancel
Every write journalled — and reversible ones undo in one click
Independence is a dial you set per area, and it ships at “confirm”

Before you trust it

“What would you do?”

Ask Lumnya to simulate, and it runs the real decision path against your real settings, then tells you which areas it could act in on its own — naming them — which ones would still come to you, and what ’s waiting for a decision. Nothing changes. It’s a dry run, not a demo.

After it acts

One click puts it back.

Reversible actions store their own inverse, so undo replays the same guarded path the original write used rather than editing data behind the product’s back. Irreversible ones say so plainly instead of offering a button that lies.

When something breaks

It tells you first.

Every hour, Lumnya checks whether orders have stopped, whether the widget is failing your customers, and whether people asked for a human and got nobody. The comparison is your own normal for that hour of the day, so a quiet shop is never mistaken for a broken one — and one problem is one message, not one an hour. It never guesses a cause it can’t measure, and it changes nothing on its own.

When the work arrives as a file

Hand it the price list.

Excel, CSV, PDF or a photo of the page. Lumnya reads the lines, matches the SKUs against your own catalog instead of trusting what it read, and lays every cost change next to what’s there today. A line it can’t match is named, not skipped; a price it can’t read unambiguously it refuses to guess. Your yes applies exactly the figures you were shown — and the whole batch undoes in one click.

When you want an outcome

Say the goal, not the steps.

“Keep margin above 30%.” “Recover more carts.” Lumnya turns that into a plan you approve once, then tracks it against real numbers and reports what moved. A goal is a standing brief, not a new permission: every step it takes still passes the same caps, the same gates, and the same things it will never do alone.

Real examples

What it looks like in practice.

“Set the Large variant to €30” → preview → you approve → done. “Refund #1043 and apologize” → draft email + refund preview → approve → sent and logged.

lumnya console confirm-gated

>

… reading order #1043 · drafting refund + apology email

preview

Refund €42.00 (full) — order #1043

Email: “We’re sorry about the delay — your refund is on its way.”

Cancel Approve refund

Refunded & email sent · logged 14:32 · approved by you

Works with the workforce

Your manager surfaces what the specialists found.

Lumnya reads the agents’ verified facts and open recommendations and brings them into the conversation, with deep links to each agent’s page.

Wherever you are

Inside Shopify, full-screen, or on the page you’re already on.

Embedded in your Shopify admin or as a standalone dashboard — same data, same controls, same journal. And Lumnya opens as an overlay on any page, already knowing which one you’re looking at, so you never have to explain the context you’re staring at.

How you hear about it

Told once, at a sensible hour.

Urgent things email you right away. Everything else waits and arrives as one daily digest instead of a stream of pings. Web push is opt-in per device, and both lanes hold through quiet hours in your store's timezone.

You choose which events reach which channel
A stale “urgent” is dropped rather than sent late — it still waits in the bell
Push carries a title, a preview and a deep link. Never order values or customer data
Every notification is labeled as coming from AI, per the EU AI Act

Notifications

your channels

Lumnya AI · High-value cart abandoned

emailed now · €340 basket

immediate

Lumnya AI · 6 things from today

one email, 08:00 your time

daily digest

Lumnya AI · Reorder suggestion ready

quiet hours — delivers at 08:00

held

AI-labeled · quiet-hours aware · capped per day

Your guardrails

Discreet and honest by default.

Lumnya won't expose internal pricing rules, won't claim it did something it didn't, and reports errors plainly instead of pretending.

Private beta

Brief your AI manager today.

Join the private beta and be first in line when Lumnya opens to your store.