SuiteWorld 2026: What We Know So Far
NetSuite hit the stage in Las Vegas a year ago and introduced NetSuite The next is the biggest change to the platform since its launch
October 19, 2026
Your store has the information. Shoppers just can't get to it fast enough, and your team pays for it.
The answer is in your store, but shoppers get lost between filters, categories and clicks before they find it.
People want an answer right now. They won't navigate menus or read a long FAQ to get one.
Questions about orders, shipping and returns pile up on your team, and most of them could resolve themselves.
Pick a capability and see how the assistant answers. Every conversation below runs on a demo outdoor store.
Shoppers write the way they talk, with no filters or menus. The assistant answers with rich product cards (image, price, link) and a single line of text on top.
Ask for a numeric threshold and get exactly what meets it, not an approximation. The assistant shows the threshold requested and the result, edge cases included.
Ridge Shell is rated 18,000 mm, which is below the threshold, so it isn't listed.
From two product names to a side-by-side table with the differences that matter, plus a recommendation based on how the shopper plans to use it.
| X3 Tent | Summit Solo | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $249 | $189 |
| Weight | 1.8 kg | 1.2 kg |
| Sleeps | 2 people | 1 person |
On a product page, shoppers ask about the product without naming it, and the assistant answers about that product. A generic chatbot can't do this.
Shipping, returns, product care and guides, answered with your store's real information and a link to the source. Nothing invented.
For signed-in shoppers: order history, status, carrier and tracking, and the detail of any order, without opening a support ticket.
Reorder a past purchase, start checkout, cancel or return, all without leaving the conversation. A confirmation card always comes before anything runs.
Nothing is added until the shopper confirms.
Illustrative conversations on a demo store with sample data. Your assistant answers from your own catalog, policies and orders.
Four things that separate Ask My Commerce from an FAQ bot.
It resolves “this”, “this product” or “the second one” from the page the shopper is on. The conversation feels human because nobody has to repeat themselves.
Ask for 18000mm or more and it returns exactly what qualifies, not something similar. It doesn't guess numbers, even at the edges.
Every price, stock level, order and policy comes from your store and your ERP, not from the model's imagination. Nothing invented.
Every correction your team makes is built in permanently. The assistant improves with use, so your investment accumulates instead of resetting.
The shopper types the way they talk, on any page of your store.
It reads the page they're on and the numbers they ask for, so “this” and “18000mm or higher” mean what they should.
It pulls prices, stock, orders and policies from your store and ERP data. Nothing is made up.
A clear reply with product cards and a link to the source. Actions wait for a confirmation card.
Order history, status and tracking are available to signed-in shoppers.
Reorders, returns and cancellations show a confirmation card before anything runs.
Policy and guide answers link back to the page they came from.
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