Execution model

How Pivota works

Pivota connects agent-native demand to merchant-native execution through a shared gateway across catalog, checkout, payment, and post-purchase systems.

The workflow runs from demand to discovery to execution to checkout to payment to measurement, while merchant systems stay in control.

Store platforms such as Shopify, Wix, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce are useful for storefront operations and native AI-channel access where available. Pivota adds the merchant-controlled layer that keeps execution, continuity, and fallback working across more agent surfaces.

Skincare & beauty merchants

What stays merchant-native

Storefront stays with the merchant
Existing payment relationships stay in place
Order and payment state write back into merchant systems

Workflow

Demand to discovery to execution to checkout to payment to measurement

This sequence is the merchant-controlled workflow that turns agentic commerce into an execution model instead of a buzzword.

1

Demand

User intent appears across LLM and agent surfaces.

2

Discovery

Pivota makes catalogs, offers, and variants queryable to LLMs and agents.

3

Execution

Demand resolves into an executable merchant path instead of a brittle handoff.

4

Checkout

The path routes into merchant-native checkout rather than a separate commerce stack.

5

Payment

Payment routing, payment-state sync, and authorization stay connected to merchant systems.

6

Measurement

Execution outcomes become measurable across discovery, checkout, payment, and write-back.