Found
See how the brand appears in search and AI answers, then identify the gap worth addressing.
Found. Understood. Chosen.
Connect the evidence behind AI discovery and search to a reviewable storefront experience your team can test and measure.
A connected workflow
Keep the evidence behind discovery connected to the storefront experience and measurement that follows.
See how the brand appears in search and AI answers, then identify the gap worth addressing.
Bring approved product facts, reviews, and campaign context into a clear direction for the page.
Create, review, publish, test, and measure the storefront experience after the click.
Guides for authoring, publishing, integrations, and page QA.
Create custom storefront pages through an agent workflow using approved store, brand, campaign, and reference context.
Connect Shopify while checkout, theme, catalog, orders, customer records, and analytics remain in Shopify.
The product system
Review AI answers, competitor inclusion, answer language, and citations where they are available.
Audit technical and on-page foundations, product facts, and source coverage to identify reviewable opportunities.
Create, preview, publish, test, and measure message-matched page variants with team-controlled release decisions.
Questions, answered
The work is made with approved context, reviewed before release, and measured against the team's own criteria.
Teams can create custom storefront pages and variants from approved brand, product, campaign, review, and optional customer context, then review the result before publishing.
Your team controls the traffic allocation, success criteria, and release decision. Lexsis supports the workflow to create, publish, test, and measure distinct page variants.
Shopify remains the system of record for checkout, theme, catalog, orders, customer records, and analytics. Lexsis connects through the integrations your team authorizes.
Yes. The Lexsis MCP workflow lets an agent create custom storefront pages using approved store, brand, campaign, and reference context. Publishing and tracking still require review.
No. Customer context is optional. Teams can create and test pages with approved brand, product, campaign, and review context alone.