TANQORY PRODUCTS
Build your store. Run your business. Grow with AI.
Bring your storefront, products, orders, and customers together in one commerce platform. Use AI to move from ideas to useful work, with the decisions that shape your business still yours.
A store is the beginning. A business is what comes next.
Your first product needs a place to sell. Your first order needs attention. As your business develops, the work grows beyond the storefront.
Start with a clear product range and a storefront that feels like your business. Bring the details together so customers understand what you sell and your team knows what comes next.
One platform, built around the work
Explore six connected product areas. You do not need to understand the architecture or adopt every capability to begin. Features, usage limits, and availability depend on your plan and setup.
Start with your first store
Bring your products and brand to life, prepare your storefront, and get the essential selling steps in place.
01Start with your first store
Keep daily work connected
Move from product details to orders and customer records with a clearer view of the business behind your store.
02Keep daily work connected
Put AI to useful work
Use AI assistance to draft and refine content. Our direction is to extend that help into more business workflows, with authority and human review built into the requirements.
03Put AI to useful work
Explore what makes up Tanqory
Find the part of your business you want to improve, then explore its capabilities and current availability.
From an idea to the work behind a sale
A connected business journey, not a checklist of software modules.
01Prepare something worth selling
02Make the storefront your own
03Know what happens after checkout
04Keep the customer informed
05Learn, improve, and grow
Give each product a clear description, useful images, the right options, and accurate prices. AI can help with the draft; your product knowledge makes it ready for customers.
Organize products into collections and shape the pages around your brand. Review how buyers discover a product and move toward checkout.
Review the order, check its payment status, and prepare the next fulfillment step. A placed order and a confirmed payment are different events.
Use the order and delivery information to answer questions and communicate the next step. External services have their own coverage, status, and requirements.
Use store activity and customer feedback to decide what needs attention. Improve the catalog, content, and operating process before adding more complexity.
For your first store and your next stage
The right starting point is the work you need to do, not the size of your team.
01Starting your first business
Starting your first business
Turn a product idea or existing offline business into an online store. Begin with your catalog and buying journey, then build from there.
02Growing an established brand
Growing an established brand
Bring product information, orders, and daily work closer together. Evaluate the migration and operating requirements that matter to your business.
03Building with a team or a partner
Building with a team or a partner
Plan responsibilities, access, and integrations around the way you work. Discuss specialized or enterprise requirements before committing to a rollout.
Useful assistance. Clear responsibility.
AI should help you make progress without blurring the difference between a suggestion and a business decision.
01Access that matches the work
Access that matches the work
Use roles and permissions to give team members appropriate access. Check the controls supported by your plan and the workflow they need.
02Business records with context
Business records with context
Review products, orders, and customer information when making decisions. For formal audit or retention requirements, evaluate the specific records and coverage available.
03Review before consequential action
Review before consequential action
Check generated content and proposed changes before applying them. Higher-impact automation requires appropriate authority and review; the available controls are workflow-specific.
04Understand how data is handled
Understand how data is handled
Use the privacy, security, and service information to assess data handling and provider responsibilities. Confirm any contractual or regional requirements for your business.
Choosing how to start
Is Tanqory for a new store or an established business?
Both are part of the product direction. A new merchant can begin with the storefront and catalog. An established business can evaluate order operations, team access, and its migration requirements. You do not need multiple markets or a large team to explore Tanqory.
What brings the platform together?
Tanqory connects the customer-facing store with the products, orders, and business information behind it. The aim is a continuous way of working, with AI assistance in that context rather than a separate collection of disconnected tasks.
What role does AI play?
AI helps prepare and refine work such as product content. Our longer-term direction is to develop AI agents that take on more commerce tasks, from preparing a change to carrying it out within defined permissions. This remains a development direction: each workflow needs evidence, appropriate authority, and review before release. It does not mean every business task is automated today.
Do I need to use every product area at once?
No. Start with the tools needed for your first selling workflow. Explore other areas as the business requires them. Product areas describe the platform; they do not imply separate deployment options or that every feature is included in every plan.
Can I connect services I already use?
Explore the integrations available for your required workflow, including shipping and tracking. Provider eligibility and setup vary. A listed product area does not mean every marketplace, accounting system, or business tool has a ready-made connector.
What should I check before opening for orders?
Review product information, pricing, payment setup, delivery options, and customer policies. Test the buying journey and confirm the plan limits and market-specific requirements that apply. For a more complex setup, discuss it with our team before rollout.