What your AI can read
The 15 read-only tools ecvision gives your AI: stores, catalogues, products, ads, posts, social reach, visits (est.) and trends, and what each won't tell you.
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Connected, your AI gets 15 tools. Each one only reads, and only the stores your workspace tracks. It picks the tool from your question; you don't need to name them.
Stores and standing
- Your tracked stores, and how fresh each one's data is. Every other tool starts from this list.
- Where you stand against the stores you track, on every pillar that has a source.
Catalogue and products
- Catalogue size and prices, every tracked store side by side.
- Categories: what each store sells, by product category.
- Products from the tracked catalogues: up to 20 at a time, newest or by price.
- Product changes one store made in the last days (up to 365, within your plan's history).
- Estimated sales: products by estimated monthly sales, with the ads pointing at them. These are estimates, and they say so.
Ads
- What they advertise now on Meta's platforms and Google.
- Individual ads, up to 12 at a time.
- Copy mix: what a store says in its ads beside what it says in its posts.
- Brand watch: everything one advertiser's programme shows about how they run it.
Social
- Posts from the stores' social accounts, up to 10 at a time.
- Followers and post counts per channel.
Visits (est.) and trends
- Estimated monthly visits and top countries. Every figure here is an estimate.
- Trends: how a store's catalogue, prices or live ad count moved, day by day, for 7 to 365 days within your plan's history.
What it won't tell you
No tool reports ad spend, impressions, click-through or engagement rate: those aren't published for these ads, so ecvision doesn't invent them. When a question needs history your plan doesn't hold, the answer says so.