Agent-native ecommerce tools
Expose orders, listings, inventory, customer messages, fulfillment, and reporting actions directly to your agents through structured MCP tools.
MCP / CLI / API
Give your agents ecommerce data they can trust.
Connect your agents to normalized ecommerce datasets and controlled actions without rebuilding marketplace integrations, PII controls, persistence, observability, or schema-drift maintenance from scratch.
Three ways to connect your agents
Use the interface that matches your runtime. The same permissions, normalized data, audit trail, and operational controls sit underneath each path.
Normalized operational data
Use one stable ecommerce data surface instead of rebuilding adapters for every marketplace, webstore, ERP, WMS, and shipping provider.
Local development and testing
Prototype against sandbox datasets, inspect schemas, validate permissions, and test agent workflows before production access.
Ecommerce data access is not just another API
Agents can only act safely when the data layer handles security, context, history, and change management. Otherwise every builder ends up maintaining the same fragile plumbing.
- Every marketplace and ecommerce system exposes different order, inventory, listing, shipment, and customer-message schemas
- Agents need useful context, but PII access must be scoped, redacted, logged, and controlled
- Marketplace APIs change quietly, creating schema drift, broken mappings, and unreliable agent behavior
- Agent actions need persistence, idempotency, retries, approval gates, and rollback-aware operational history
- Production agent fleets need observability: who accessed what, which tool ran, what changed, and why
- Rate limits, auth refresh, channel outages, and vendor-specific edge cases turn data access into infrastructure work
The controlled data layer for ecommerce agents
Your builders focus on agent behavior and business logic. Solid Commerce handles the operational data surface, controls, and ongoing maintenance underneath.
Normalized ecommerce datasets
Orders, listings, inventory, shipments, returns, buyer messages, catalog data, vendor feeds, and marketplace status are shaped into stable objects your agents can reason over.
PII controls and redaction
Expose only the fields an agent is allowed to see. Mask, redact, or withhold buyer, payment, address, and account details by role, workflow, or channel.
RBAC and scoped agent permissions
Give each agent, skill, or environment its own key and policy. Scope access by object, channel, action, rate limit, and approval requirement.
Persistence and operational memory
Keep durable records of agent inputs, outputs, decisions, approvals, retries, and completed work so agents can continue workflows without losing context.
Observability by default
Inspect tool calls, action history, redacted payloads, webhook delivery, failures, usage, cost, and per-agent behavior without bolting on separate infrastructure.
Schema drift and maintenance
Solid Commerce maintains channel mappings as marketplaces, ERPs, carriers, and vendor systems change their APIs, fields, policies, or response shapes.
Guardrailed action execution
Agents can read, recommend, draft, or execute based on the permissions you define. High-risk actions can require human approval before anything changes.
Marketplace-aware resilience
Retries, idempotency, auth refresh, rate-limit handling, and transient outage recovery are handled under the data layer instead of inside every agent.
Built for agent fleets
Normalized context across the ecommerce operating stack.
Your agent should not need a custom adapter for every marketplace, helpdesk, ERP, warehouse, carrier, vendor feed, and reporting source. It needs one controlled operating view.
Orders, refunds, returns, and fulfillment status
Inventory availability, reservations, velocity, and vendor replenishment signals
Listings, catalog attributes, marketplace errors, and content quality signals
Buyer messages, support context, sentiment, and escalation state
Shipments, labels, tracking, warehouse routing, and carrier exceptions
Profitability, fees, channel performance, and operational reporting
Request access for your agents.
Tell us what your agents need to read, decide, or act on. We will map the right MCP, API, or CLI access pattern with the controls required for production ecommerce work.
- • Sandbox datasets for development
- • Scoped production access for approved use cases
- • PII, RBAC, approval, and audit requirements review
- • Schema and integration coverage planning