An online store for selling home goods
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The short answer
A home goods store sells hundreds of items: pots in sizes, sets by piece count, small appliances with warranties. Its three problems: writing that many products, questions like «how many pieces in the set?» and «does it work on an electric hob?», and shipping heavy and breakable goods. ArabyBot Store uploads products from a file or from their photos, shows each set's contents and specs, works out shipping by weight, and the AI seller answers from the specs.
What a home goods store needs, and how ArabyBot Store covers it
From a CSV file or Shopify, or write a product from its photo — the AI writes the name, description and category, and you review before saving.
Details ‹Piece count, sizes, material, suitable hob type and warranty as specs on the product page.
A 20, 24 or 28 cm pot, a 6- or 10-piece set: each variant with its price, stock and weight.
Details ‹A base rate per zone and a per-kilo rate, so a cookware set ships at its real cost.
Details ‹A set plus serving pieces in a «buy them together» discount, and lower prices for quantities.
Details ‹Selling home goods on WhatsApp: the AI seller answers from your products
Home goods questions are practical: count, size and hob. The AI seller answers from the product's specs:
How many pieces in the granite set? Does it work on an electric hob?
The set has 10 pieces: four pots from 20 to 28 cm with lids, a pan and two spoons, and works on gas, electric and ceramic hobs. The price is SAR 599.
Great, I want it delivered to Jeddah.
I have noted the set; shipping to Jeddah is worked out by weight and shown at checkout. Send your name and address — you can pay with Tabby or Tamara.
An illustration. The AI seller reads prices, sizes and stock from your store at the moment of the question and records the order inside the chat. How the AI seller works.
Payment and shipping for a home goods store
Home goods are sometimes heavy and breakable, so shipping by weight is fairer and good packing cuts returns. Tabby and Tamara in Saudi Arabia and Kashier in Egypt split large orders into instalments, and WhatsApp confirmation protects you from shipping an order that will be refused.
In Egypt
Cash on delivery with a fee and a ceiling you set, Kashier and Paymob for cards and wallets, bank instalments through Kashier, and transfer, InstaPay or Vodafone Cash with a receipt. Shipping with an automatic waybill and tracking through Bosta, Aramex, J&T, Mylerz, ShipBlu and others.
In Saudi Arabia and the Gulf
Cash on delivery, Moyasar and Tap for mada, cards and Apple Pay, Tabby and Tamara for instalments, and bank transfer with a receipt. Shipping with an automatic waybill and tracking through SMSA, Aymakan, RedBox, J&T, Naqel and OTO, and Aramex across the Gulf.
Every gateway and courier runs on your own contract and account, and the money reaches you directly. Details in payment gateways and couriers.
Mistakes that cost a home goods store
- A set with no list of contents
Every buyer asks «how many pieces?». The list on the page answers everyone.
- One rate for heavy and light items
A cookware set at the price of a spoon is a loss. Weight balances it.
- Typing hundreds of products by hand
A file or writing from the photo saves days.
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload hundreds of products with a file?
Yes, from a CSV file or Shopify, then review and edit in the store.
Can large orders be paid in instalments?
Yes, Tabby and Tamara in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf, and bank instalments through Kashier in Egypt, on your own account.
Does the bot reply in Gulf dialect?
Yes if you choose it.
In more depth
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Your store and the bot that sells from it — in one account
One account for the store and the bot, with a trial before you pay.