Commerce Pro updates,
documented clearly.

Subscriptions

• Products from WooCommerce Subscriptions can be added to the cart from the chat. A simple subscription gets the Add to cart button, and a variable subscription gets Choose options like any variable product.
• When WooCommerce or an extension refuses an add, or changes the cart because of it, the chat repeats what the store said instead of only “has been added”.

Talking to a person

• “I want to speak to someone”, “I have a problem with my order” and the other ways of asking for a person open the contact form. The store receives what the shopper sends by email.
• With the contact form off, the reply says the chat can’t pass messages on and links your Contact page, if it is one of the pages under Store Knowledge.

Licenses and updates

• Licenses, downloads and updates come from geekybot.com’s new license server, through Geeky Bot 2.1.2.

Search

• Switches on Rescue in Geeky Bot: when a search finds nothing, such as “something to keep warm”, AI suggests what your store sells that fits, and the answer is remembered for everyone.
• Switches on learning from missed searches: they are reviewed daily and turned into synonym suggestions you accept or dismiss, plus a list of things shoppers wanted that you don’t sell.

Admin

• Redesigned Commerce Pro screen: key numbers at the top, a “Try the buying journey” card, readiness badges, and the settings in four tabs with one save button.
• Fixed the layout of the Recent leads table.

Storefront

• After moving to another page, the chat no longer shows an option picker or contact form whose buttons do nothing.
• Dark mode: option buttons, quantity controls, the cart, comparison cards and prices follow the dark palette.

Security

• Rate limits identify a shopper the same way Geeky Bot does. Behind a CDN or reverse proxy, every shopper used to share one limit, so a busy store could lock itself out of cart actions.
• The forced reply language, blocked claim topics and sales guidance are filtered for prompt injection before they reach a language model, and the reply language is limited to a language name.

Performance

• Comparison, recommendation and product lookups load their products in two queries instead of two per product.

Translation

• Commerce Pro uses the same text domain as Geeky Bot, so both are translated from one file.

Revenue attribution

• The dashboard reports what the assistant actually sold: only order lines a shopper added through the chat count as assisted revenue, and the full order value is recorded separately as influenced.
• Works on the classic and the block checkout. Orders placed before this release are not counted, and the dashboard says so.

WooCommerce compatibility

• Declared compatibility with High-Performance Order Storage and with the Cart and Checkout blocks.
• All order access goes through the WooCommerce order APIs, so it behaves the same with HPOS on or off.

Chat cart commands

• Add, remove, change quantity, view the cart, go to checkout, ask for a code and reach a person, all as real WooCommerce cart actions.
• Finds the product a command means by name, by its position in the results or as “it”, and picks a variation from a colour or size in the same sentence.

Admin

• The Commerce Pro screens use the Geeky Bot 2.0.2 design; the add-on’s admin stylesheet went from 50 KB to 2 KB.

Buying from the chat

• Add simple products and variations to the cart, with attribute, availability and stock checked on the server.
• View the cart, change quantities, remove items and go to checkout with the same cart.

Helping shoppers decide

• Product comparison and recommendations grounded in your catalog, laid out for phones.
• Order help for signed-in customers, limited to their own orders.
• Lead capture, human handoff, approved coupons, abandoned-cart prompts and sales rules.
• Privacy-aware analytics of buying actions.

Security

• License checks, REST nonce checks, rate limits, and shopper-safe errors and replies.
• Geeky Bot version checks and safe database upgrades.