When AI agents check out off-store, what proof do merchants need to trust it?
ConvertMyStore · reddit · 2026-09-25
Shopify now lets some purchases complete directly on Meta surfaces: orders still land in Shopify, but standard browser analytics can't see the full checkout path.
The poster frames the merchant-side problem: you know the sale happened but know less about the path that created it. Before scaling this channel, what evidence should merchants demand — order attribution, margin after fees and returns, or a way to link agent interactions back to orders?
He's less interested in whether agents can buy than in what proof merchants need before trusting the economics.
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