Neura HQ launches conversational commerce agent

// 11h agoPRODUCT LAUNCH

Neura HQ launches conversational commerce agent

ZEPIC launched Neura HQ, an agentic storefront that helps consumer brands recommend products, check inventory, process offers, track orders, and handle support across web chat, SMS, and WhatsApp. Brands can configure it conversationally without code.

// ANALYSIS

Neura HQ turns the storefront into an always-on sales and support layer, but its real differentiator is connecting online intent with offline inventory and post-purchase workflows.

–Bridges product discovery, purchasing, order tracking, returns, and support in one conversation
–Connects with Shopify, Magento, CRM, POS, and MCP-enabled applications
–Uses shopper questions and preferences as zero-party data for brand insights
–Nearby-store inventory lookup gives omnichannel retailers a practical edge
–The no-code setup lowers adoption friction, though reliability and policy validation will determine whether brands trust it with transactions

// TAGS

neura-hqagentchatbottool-useautomationno-code

DISCOVERED

11h ago

2026-11-12

PUBLISHED

16h ago

2026-11-12

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

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