Agentic commerce,
run like a channel.
For established brands — and the agencies behind them — that need control, governance, and reporting, not just a listing.
Full brand control
Define claims, voice, and guardrails in natural language. Your brand agent enforces them identically on-site, in ChatGPT, on Meta and TikTok — every answer on-brand, every claim approved.
Multi-brand operations
Run portfolios across brands, stores, and regions from one console. Agencies link into client workspaces with scoped, asset-level access — the way you already work.
Governance built in
Roles and permissions for every teammate and every agent action, backed by audit trails. Know who — or what — changed anything, and when.
Measurement you can defend
Conservative click-through attribution, plus ranking tracked across query sets, intents, and key claims per channel. Numbers that survive a CFO's questions.
Who this is for
Established DTC brands
High-consideration categories — electronics, home, outdoor, wellness — where shoppers research hard and AI has become the research tool.
Amazon-native sellers
Brands that grew up on marketplaces and never had an owned channel. Nile is the first one that takes 10 minutes to open — with your own checkout at the end.
Agencies & portfolios
Operate agentic channels for a roster of clients with shared tooling, scoped permissions, and per-brand reporting.
Running a single store? Start with agentic commerce for merchants. Operating a platform or a portfolio? See agentic commerce for marketplaces and AI shopping agents for retail. Want the mechanics first? Read how Nile compiles one brand context onto ACP, UCP, and MCP.
Questions enterprise teams ask
How is enterprise agentic commerce different from Nile Lite?
Same channel, more control: multi-brand and multi-region operations from one console, roles and permissions for every teammate and agent action, audit trails, custom attribution and reporting, and dedicated onboarding. Pricing stays commission-only.
Can a central brand team lock claims while regional teams localize?
Yes. Global claims, voice, and exclusions are defined once in natural language and enforced identically on every rail; regional workspaces localize catalog, price, availability, and market-specific restrictions underneath them, with scoped permissions and an audit trail on every change.
How do agent orders reach our ERP, OMS, and finance systems?
Through the same path as any other order: they complete in your own store with your payment provider, so order management, fulfilment, and finance receive them unchanged and no new integration is needed. Nile is a channel, not a merchant of record.
How does attribution hold up to finance scrutiny?
Only click-through, completed sales are attributed and billed. Zero-click exposure and assisted views are reported but never charged, and ranking is tracked per channel across query sets, intents, and key claims. See how the commission works.
Can agencies operate Nile on behalf of multiple brands?
Yes. Agencies link into client workspaces with scoped, asset-level access, shared tooling, and per-brand reporting — the way you already run paid and organic channels.
What about regional catalogs, pricing, and compliance?
Multi-store and multi-region setups keep separate catalogs, prices, and availability per market, with regional restrictions enforced by your brand agent on every rail.
Talk to us about your channel.
Walk through your catalog, your categories, and what agentic revenue would look like for your brand.
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