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Once AIOD is connected, you can describe a promotion in plain language and your assistant will build it — reading AIOD’s real rules, checking the result against a simulated cart, and handing you a link to review. Here is what it can build.

Automatic discounts

Percentage off, amount off, or a fixed final price — on a product, a collection, or everything.

Free gifts

Gift with purchase, added automatically or picked by the shopper.

Quantity discounts

Volume breaks, spend-more-save-more ladders, and selectable bundle offers.

Buy X Get Y

BOGO, mix-and-match, and bundles at one flat combined price.

Conditional discounts

Rules based on customer, country, date, or cart contents — plus exclusions.

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Beyond creating offers

Your assistant can also:
  • Look up what you’re running. “What discounts are live right now?” — and then explain any of them in detail, which is usually what answers “why isn’t this applying at checkout?”
  • Change existing discounts. “Raise the free shipping threshold to $75.” It reads the current setup and patches just that field.
  • Report performance. “How much did the BOGO make in June?” — orders, revenue, margin given away, average order value, and a chart series.
  • Schedule promotions. Dates are part of a discount, so a seasonal sale can be built now and dated for later.
  • Answer setup questions. Stacking, widgets, POS behaviour, troubleshooting — it searches these docs.

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What it can’t build

  • Discount codes. AIOD’s tools cover automatic discounts only. Codes, and anything you made directly in Shopify or with another app, are invisible to it.
  • Anything live. It can create discounts in test mode, but only you can switch one on.
  • Deletions. It can’t remove a discount.
  • Upsell widgets. That template has to be set up by hand.
It also can’t read your orders, customers, or products.

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How a promotion gets built

Whatever you ask for, the same thing happens under the hood:
  1. Find the discount, if you’re changing an existing one.
  2. Read AIOD’s rules — the templates and field shapes.
  3. Read the current setup, if you’re changing something.
  4. Draft it — validated and cart-simulated, then staged. You get a link.
  5. Create it, only if you asked. Real Shopify discount, test mode.
The Examples page walks through real requests end to end. If you’re building your own agent, the Agent guide has the full workflow.