Consio
The AI phone platform for Shopify merchants.
AI & Machine Learning·E-Commerce·Customer Support
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Consio is an AI-powered phone platform built specifically for Shopify merchants to turn phone calls and texts into high-converting revenue and support channels. It combines 24/7 inbound AI voice agents with outbound power dialing capabilities, allowing brands to handle inquiries, recover abandoned carts, and upsell VIP customers seamlessly.
The platform integrates natively with Shopify to sync products, customer segments, orders, and tracking information automatically. When a call connects, full customer context surfaces instantly, letting AI agents resolve common requests like returns and FAQs, or smartly escalating to human team members within a unified inbox when needed.
Designed for sales and support teams alike, Consio provides enterprise-level analytics and revenue attribution down to the exact call or SMS checkout link. It helps merchants scale operations without increasing headcount, ensuring fast resolutions and measurable financial impact.
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Web attribution isn't perfect either — but it enables faster feedback loops than iOS ever could
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Consumables Can Fit Any Business — Start With Pricing Experiments Before Virtual Currency
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