Shortlists, not results pages.
Assistants answer a buying question with two or three names built from structured context. Product pages written for Google never make the cut, and whatever sits outside the shortlist isn't ranked lower, it's absent.
AI agents buy through protocols: ACP for checkout inside ChatGPT, UCP for Google’s surfaces, more shipping now. Reknew connects your store to them on the platform you already run, and stays with you as the standards move.
ChatGPT’s checkout runs on ACP. Google’s surfaces run on UCP. A new agent surface ships every month. Either your store speaks these protocols, or agents can’t buy from you. No analytics tool will show you the sales that went elsewhere.
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Why now
Assistants answer a buying question with two or three names built from structured context. Product pages written for Google never make the cut, and whatever sits outside the shortlist isn't ranked lower, it's absent.
Checkout inside ChatGPT runs on ACP, from OpenAI and Stripe. Google's agent surfaces run on UCP. Every major platform is going agentic, and each new surface only transacts with stores that speak its protocol.
Agents accumulate history with the merchants they can already transact with: data quality, fulfilment, dispute rates. Stores connecting now are building a record that later entrants have to earn from zero.
The specs are young and versioned often, and new protocols keep appearing. Connecting isn't a one-off project. It's a posture. That is why we stay resident with our merchants instead of shipping and leaving.
You don’t have to take a position on any of the projections. The audit answers the only question that matters in five days: which agent surfaces can sell you today, and which can’t.
Ways of working
The audit fee is credited in full against Connect. Connectors run on your platform and your accounts. You own them at every level.
You want a straight answer on where you can and can't transact.
Fixed fee. Credited in full against Connect.
Your part: one call + read-only access
You're on Shopify, Woo, BigCommerce or Salesforce and want it done.
Scoped by coverage: one protocol, a set, or everything live. Audit fee credited in full.
Your part: ≈ 2 hours a week while we install
You intend to stay connected while protocols, specs and surfaces keep changing.
Retainer, pause any quarter. Covers everything installed under Connect.
Your part: a quarterly hour with leadership
Not sure which fits? Start with the Audit: it is the first step of Connect, and the fee carries forward. Reply within one business day.
What we commit to
If you go on to Connect, the fee comes off the price. If you don't, you keep the stack map, the coverage matrix and the connection plan.
Some stores genuinely should. Saying so costs us an engagement and is the only way our recommendations are worth anything.
Audit is fixed; Connect is priced by the coverage you choose, up front. If the work runs larger than we scoped, that is our estimate to absorb, not your change order.
Everything runs on your platform and your accounts, documented in a runbook your team owns. Nothing stops working if you stop paying us.
We are a new firm and we do not have case studies yet. When we do, they will appear here with named clients and their numbers, not before.
Before you ask
Five business days, a fixed fee, and a connection plan you keep either way. The worst case is learning you're covered.