Title: ARLing Shopping Assistant for WooCommerce
Author: ARLing
Published: <strong>सितम्बर 7, 2026</strong>
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# ARLing Shopping Assistant for WooCommerce

 By [ARLing](https://profiles.wordpress.org/arlingsk/)

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## Description

Add an AI chatbot to your WooCommerce store that answers shoppers’ questions from
your own product catalogue and links the matching products. You switch it on inside
WordPress in about a minute: no sign-up form, no API key, no credit card, and 100
conversations a month are free.

Connecting creates an ARLing account for your shop’s domain and contact e-mail. 
You can sign in to it at arling.sk with a code sent to that e-mail, but you never
have to.

Shoppers ask in their own words (“do you have a waterproof jacket under 80 euros?”)
and the assistant answers only from your products, with up to three matching products,
their price and a link. You can talk to it on the settings page as soon as it is
ready, before any shopper sees it.

**What happens after you activate it**

 1. The setup screen opens. Your contact e-mail is filled in; you read what will be
    sent, tick the consent box and click Connect.
 2. The assistant reads your public product list (the WooCommerce Store API your shop
    already serves). For a few hundred products this usually takes under a minute, 
    and the page updates by itself.
 3. When it is ready, the chat opens right on the settings page with example questions
    built from your own categories and products, and the chat bubble appears on your
    shop (within a few minutes if you have left the settings page).

If something stops it from reading your products (a firewall, password protection,
a coming soon page, a switched off REST API, a shop with no products), the settings
page says what it was and how to fix it, and has a Try again button. Shoppers do
not see the bubble until it works: it appears only once the assistant is ready.

**What it does**

 * Adds a chat bubble to your storefront that answers shopping questions from your
   product catalogue.
 * Shows up to three matching products, with price and a link, next to each answer.
 * Shows your shop’s name (your Site Title) at the top of the chat instead of a 
   generic title, in light and dark mode. It comes from your own WordPress settings.
 * Answers in Slovak, Czech, English and German. On a site in another language it
   answers each shopper in the language they write in.
 * Reads your products again automatically once a day.
 * Optional gift finder: a Find a gift tile in the chat asks three questions (for
   whom, what budget, what interests) and suggests up to five gifts from your own
   catalogue, each with one short reason. Off until you switch it on.
 * Shows a short offer of help (“Need help choosing?”) next to the bubble once per
   browser tab, about five seconds after a page opens. The plugin has no setting
   to switch it off.
 * The chat window has a small “Powered by ARLing Shopping Assistant” link to arling.
   sk.
 * Takes its accent colour from your theme’s theme-color tag when it has a usable
   one, otherwise a dark red. The colour mode setting switches between light and
   dark.
 * Does not store conversation content. ARLing keeps daily counts and a few account
   events for your shop, to apply your plan’s limits, control its own costs and 
   help with setup; the full list is under External services.
 * Nothing loads on your storefront until you connect your store on the settings
   page and the assistant is ready.

**What it does not do**

 * It does not add products to the cart, place orders, apply coupons or look up 
   orders. It answers and links to the product page.
 * It is not a live chat with a person.
 * It only knows what your public product list shows: the name, short description(
   or description), price, first category, photo and whether a product is in stock.
   It does not know delivery times or stock quantities.
 * It cannot work on a local or staging copy that is not reachable from the internet(
   for example localhost, *.local, *.test or WordPress Playground), because the 
   service reads your product list over the internet. The setup screen tells you
   before you connect.

**Pricing**

 * Free: 100 conversations a month, no card, no time limit.
 * Starter: 19 EUR a month for up to 1,000 conversations.
 * Pro: 39 EUR a month for up to 3,000 conversations.

Daily limits: Free gives AI answers for about 40 questions a day, Starter for up
to 400 and Pro for up to 1,200; above that, shoppers get the closest matching products
without an AI answer (every number is in the FAQ under “What are the daily limits
exactly?”).

A conversation is one shopper’s chat in one browser tab within 24 hours, however
many questions it has, within those daily limits. The settings page shows how many
you have used, and WordPress warns you at 80 % and 100 % (this needs the status 
key your site gets when it first creates the assistant; see the FAQ). When the monthly
limit is reached, the chat tells new shoppers the assistant is resting and points
them to your contact page, until the count starts again on the first day of the 
month or you move to a larger plan. The free plan never charges anything. Paid plans
are paid through Stripe and renew monthly until you cancel them.

Setup guide and live demo: https://arling.sk/asistent/woocommerce/en/

#### External services

This plugin relies on the ARLing Shopping Assistant service to work. Provider: ARLing
s. r. o., Bratislava, Slovakia (https://arling.sk). API and widget address: https://
arling-asistent.arling.workers.dev (hosted on Cloudflare Workers).

**When you click “Connect” on the settings page** (only after ticking the consent
checkbox), and again only if you click “Try again” after a failed setup, this plugin
sends to the ARLing Shopping Assistant API:

 * Your store’s public WooCommerce Store API product list URL (for example `https://
   your-site/wp-json/wc/store/v1/products?per_page=100`, or the `?rest_route=` form
   on sites with plain permalinks), which is data your store already serves publicly
   to any visitor’s browser.
 * Your site’s domain name.
 * The contact e-mail address you enter on that screen.
 * The language of your own WordPress profile as a two-letter code (sk, cs, en or
   de), so ARLing’s e-mails to you are in that language, and the fact that the account
   comes from this plugin.

Connecting creates an ARLing account for your shop’s domain and contact e-mail. 
You can sign in to it at arling.sk with a code sent to that e-mail to see your plan
and usage, but you never have to. No customer data and no order data is ever sent
by this plugin. Nothing is sent before you connect. Like every request WordPress
makes, these requests also carry the WordPress version and your site’s address in
the user agent.

**E-mails to the address you enter:** right now ARLing sends no automatic e-mails,
only a sign-in code when you ask for one at arling.sk; the settings page shows everything
instead. When automatic e-mails are switched on, ARLing may send the setup instructions
once the products are read (or one message explaining why they could not be read),
and at most three service messages about this assistant: a confirmation when it 
first loads on your site, one offer of help if it does not, and a notice at 80 %
of the free monthly limit. They go only to an address on your site’s domain or one
you have confirmed with a sign-in code. Each e-mail says why it was sent and has
a link that stops all further ones. Nothing else, no newsletters.

**While connected:**

 * The plugin asks the service for your assistant’s status (`GET /v1/tenants/{id}/
   status`: whether it is ready, why a setup failed, plan and conversations used
   this month) when you open the settings page, every two minutes through WP-Cron
   for at most an hour after you click Connect or Try again (until the assistant
   is ready or the setup has failed), and otherwise through WP-Cron at most twice
   a day. That is how it shows the chat bubble once the assistant is ready, hides
   it when the setup failed or the service no longer knows your shop, and warns 
   you before the free limit runs out. The request carries only your assistant’s
   id and, if your site has one, the status key the service gave it when you connected.
   Deactivating the plugin stops these checks.
 * The widget script is loaded from ARLing’s servers (`https://arling-asistent.arling.
   workers.dev/widget.js`, or a self-hosted URL if you use the `arling_asistent_widget_endpoint`
   filter) on the storefront pages you choose once the assistant is ready, and on
   the plugin’s own settings page for the “Try it now” preview. Its script tag also
   carries your Site Title, which the widget only shows at the top of the chat; 
   it does not send it to ARLing. Like any script request, the shopper’s browser
   also sends the address of the page it is on; the service uses it only to note
   the first time the widget loads on your shop’s domain.
 * In the shopper’s browser the widget uses no cookies and no localStorage. In sessionStorage,
   which the browser clears when the tab is closed, it keeps a random id for the
   tab (created when the page loads) and, after the first answer, a signed conversation
   token; both are sent only with chat messages. It also notes there that the offer
   of help was shown.
 * When a shopper (or you, in the preview) uses the chat, the question and the answer
   go between the shopper’s browser and this same service only to generate a reply;
   the service does not store that conversation content.

**What ARLing records about your shop, and why:**

 * Your account: the domain, contact e-mail, product list address, language, plan
   and the note that it comes from this plugin, to run your assistant and to reach
   you about it.
 * A copy of your public product list (name, description, price, first category,
   link, photo and whether it is in stock) and a search index made from it, read
   again once a day, so that the assistant can answer.
 * For each conversation, for about a day: a marker made from a random id with the
   number of questions so far, so that one chat counts once; never the questions
   themselves.
 * Daily counts per shop: conversations, conversations from your own site, answered
   questions, AI cost (tokens and compute units) and replies without AI. They apply
   your plan’s monthly and daily limits and let ARLing control its AI costs.
 * Account events with their date: the account was created (with the language and
   the note that it comes from this plugin), the products were read or why they 
   could not be, the widget first loaded on your domain, the first shopper question,
   regular use (enough conversations from your own site over 14 days), 80 % and 
   100 % of the monthly limit, plan changes, and e-mails sent or stopped. They help
   ARLing with your setup, decide which service e-mail is due, and feed ARLing’s
   internal notifications to its own team, which carry your shop’s domain and the
   event.
 * Per shopper network: how many questions, AI answers and new conversations it 
   had with your shop today, kept under a number derived from the network address
   with a daily secret, never the address itself. This applies the per-network limits(
   FAQ: “What are the daily limits exactly?”).

Version 1.0 of the Data Processing Agreement (article 4) also mentions a daily count
of clicks on products; the service does not record such clicks, and nothing above
includes them.

**Upgrading**: the upgrade buttons on the settings page link to Stripe Checkout (
a payment page hosted by Stripe, https://stripe.com), with your assistant’s id attached
so your plan updates automatically after a successful payment. The “Manage or cancel
your subscription” link opens the Stripe customer portal. No payment details ever
pass through this plugin or through ARLing’s own servers.

Use of this service is subject to ARLing’s:

 * Terms of Service: https://arling.sk/podmienky/en/
 * Privacy Policy: https://arling.sk/privacy/en/ and https://arling.sk/gdpr/en/
 * Data Processing Agreement (GDPR Art. 28), English translation: https://arling.
   sk/asistent/dpa/en/ (the Slovak original, linked from that page, prevails)

You can disconnect at any time from the settings page, which immediately stops the
widget from loading on your site. Disconnecting does not delete data already held
by ARLing: write to support@arling.sk to have it deleted (article 8 of the Data 
Processing Agreement says what is deleted). The plugin keeps this site’s status 
key when you disconnect, so that connecting the same assistant again still shows
your plan and usage; deleting the plugin removes it.

## Screenshots

[⌊A real answer in our demo shop Good Home (fictional products, AI-generated product
photos; the demo is not a WooCommerce shop): a recommendation with its reason, based
only on the shop's own products, with the matching products as cards with photo,
price and a link, and the shop's name at the top of the chat.⌉⌊A real answer in 
our demo shop Good Home (fictional products, AI-generated product photos; the demo
is not a WooCommerce shop): a recommendation with its reason, based only on the 
shop's own products, with the matching products as cards with photo, price and a
link, and the shop's name at the top of the chat.⌉[

A real answer in our demo shop Good Home (fictional products, AI-generated product
photos; the demo is not a WooCommerce shop): a recommendation with its reason, based
only on the shop’s own products, with the matching products as cards with photo,
price and a link, and the shop’s name at the top of the chat.

[⌊Same demo shop: after the shopper taps "Compare the first two", the two suggested
products appear side by side with a reply, and the cheaper one is marked.⌉⌊Same 
demo shop: after the shopper taps "Compare the first two", the two suggested products
appear side by side with a reply, and the cheaper one is marked.⌉[

Same demo shop: after the shopper taps “Compare the first two”, the two suggested
products appear side by side with a reply, and the cheaper one is marked.

[⌊Same demo shop: the optional gift finder (off until you switch it on), three quick
steps for who the gift is for, the budget and interests, then up to five gifts from
the shop's own products, each with a short reason.⌉⌊Same demo shop: the optional
gift finder (off until you switch it on), three quick steps for who the gift is 
for, the budget and interests, then up to five gifts from the shop's own products,
each with a short reason.⌉[

Same demo shop: the optional gift finder (off until you switch it on), three quick
steps for who the gift is for, the budget and interests, then up to five gifts from
the shop’s own products, each with a short reason.

[⌊Same demo shop on a phone: the chat opens as a sheet from the bottom of the screen,
with the same answers and product cards.⌉⌊Same demo shop on a phone: the chat opens
as a sheet from the bottom of the screen, with the same answers and product cards
.⌉[

Same demo shop on a phone: the chat opens as a sheet from the bottom of the screen,
with the same answers and product cards.

[⌊The setup screen under WooCommerce > ARLing Shopping Assistant: everything that
is sent when you connect, and the consent checkbox that has to be ticked before 
anything leaves your site.⌉⌊The setup screen under WooCommerce > ARLing Shopping
Assistant: everything that is sent when you connect, and the consent checkbox that
has to be ticked before anything leaves your site.⌉[

The setup screen under WooCommerce > ARLing Shopping Assistant: everything that 
is sent when you connect, and the consent checkbox that has to be ticked before 
anything leaves your site.

## Installation

 1. In wp-admin go to Plugins > Add New Plugin, search for “ARLing Shopping Assistant”,
    click Install Now, then Activate. WooCommerce must already be active, and your 
    shop must be reachable from the internet.
 2. The setup screen (WooCommerce > ARLing Shopping Assistant) opens by itself. Check
    the contact e-mail, read what will be sent, tick the consent checkbox and click**
    Connect and build my assistant**.
 3. Wait until the page says “Your assistant is ready” (usually under a minute; the
    page refreshes itself).
 4. Ask it a question right there, or click one of the example questions. Then open
    your shop: the chat bubble is in the bottom corner of every page.
 5. Optional: choose where the bubble appears, its language, colour mode and corner,
    and whether to show the gift finder, then click **Save settings**.

## FAQ

### Do I need an account on another website or an API key?

Yes, an ARLing account, but you do not create it yourself and need no API key. Connecting
creates an ARLing account for your shop’s domain and contact e-mail, right on the
plugin’s settings page inside WordPress, without a sign-up form. You can sign in
to it at arling.sk, but you never have to. There is no password, and no card for
the free plan.

### How long until the assistant works on my shop?

Usually under a minute for a few hundred products, a few minutes for several thousand.
The settings page refreshes itself and tells you when it is ready.

### I do not see the chat bubble on my shop. Why?

Check the settings page first: the bubble only appears once the assistant is ready(
a few minutes later if you left the settings page while it was being built), and
never while the setup has failed. Then check “Show widget on” (all pages, WooCommerce
pages only, or nowhere). If you use a caching plugin, clear its cache. An ad blocker
in your own browser can also hide it.

### Does it work on a local or staging site?

Only if that site is reachable from the internet, because the service has to read
your product list. Local addresses (localhost, *.local, *.test, private IP addresses)
and WordPress Playground cannot be connected; the setup screen says so before anything
is sent. You can try the assistant on the demo shop at https://arling.sk/asistent/
instead.

### The settings page says it could not read my products. What now?

It tells you why. The usual reasons are a security plugin or firewall blocking the
public WooCommerce Store API (allow the user agent ARLingAsistentBot), password 
protection on the whole site, a maintenance or coming soon page, or no published
products. Fix it and click Try again.

### What does it cost, and what happens at the limit?

Free up to 100 conversations a month, no card needed. Above that, 19 EUR a month
for up to 1,000 conversations or 39 EUR for up to 3,000, paid through Stripe. You
are warned in WordPress at 80 % and 100 %. At the monthly limit, new shoppers are
told the assistant is resting until the count starts again on the first day of the
month; nothing is charged unless you choose a paid plan. Every plan also has daily
limits (Free: AI answers for about 40 questions and 10 new conversations a day);
above them shoppers get the closest matching products without an AI answer. All 
the numbers are in the next answer.

### What are the daily limits exactly?

They count per day in UTC, so that one busy day or one automated visitor cannot 
use up your month or ARLing’s AI capacity. AI capacity is counted in neurons, Cloudflare’s
unit of AI compute; one answer uses about 135 to 170.

 * Free: AI answers for about 40 questions a day (each free shop has 6,000 neurons
   a day, never more than 60 answers) and 10 new conversations a day.
 * Starter: AI answers for up to 400 questions and 100 new conversations a day.
 * Pro: AI answers for up to 1,200 questions and 300 new conversations a day.
 * One shopper’s network: up to 10 AI answers a day with a free shop (30 with Starter
   or Pro), 5 new conversations and 60 questions a day with one shop, and 30 AI 
   answers a day across all shops that use ARLing.
 * Free shops share one AI pool with ARLing’s public demo and ARLing’s own tests:
   13,000 neurons a day, roughly 85 AI answers for all of them together. Once it
   is used up, free shops get replies without AI for the rest of the day.
 * All shops together are under ARLing’s overall daily AI limit, today 300,000 neurons(
   roughly 2,000 AI answers). From 80 % of it free shops get replies without AI,
   and once all of it is used, every shop does.

Above an AI limit the chat still replies, but not with the AI: it shows the line“
These products best match your question.” and up to three products from your catalogue
that come closest to the question by meaning. They are not checked against details
such as a price limit, so they may not fit everything the shopper asked. A new conversation
answered this way does not count towards your monthly limit. One shop gets at most
3,000 replies without AI a day (10,000 on Starter, 30,000 on Pro); above that, and
above 60 questions from one network, the chat says “Too many messages at once. Please
try again shortly.”

### Why does the settings page not show my plan and usage?

They are shown only to a site that has the status key of its assistant. The service
gives that key to the site that first creates the assistant (with version 0.4.2 
or later), and the plugin keeps it when you disconnect and connect the same assistant
again. A shop that first connected with an older version, or that deleted the plugin
and installed it again, has no key: WordPress then cannot warn it at 80 % and 100%,
and the settings page links to arling.sk, where you see your plan and usage after
signing in with a code sent to your contact e-mail. A paid plan keeps working either
way.

### What counts as a conversation?

One shopper’s chat in one browser tab within 24 hours, however many questions it
contains, within the daily limits (see “What are the daily limits exactly?”). A 
gift finder search in the same tab is the same conversation. Your own test conversations
on the settings page count too.

### Does this plugin store my customers’ conversations?

No. The ARLing Shopping Assistant service does not keep a record of what was asked
or answered. It keeps daily counts per shop (conversations, answered questions, 
AI cost, replies without AI) for your limits and its own cost control, a marker 
for about a day so that one chat counts once, and a few account events such as the
first time the widget loads on your domain; the full list is under External services.

### What data leaves my site, and when?

Nothing leaves your site until you explicitly click “Connect” after ticking the 
consent checkbox. At that point, your public product list URL, your site domain,
the contact e-mail you entered and the language of your WordPress profile are sent
to set up your assistant. The setup screen lists all of it before you click. See
the “External services” section above for everything that is sent while connected.

### Does it slow down my site?

It adds one deferred script (about 120 KB, about 37 KB compressed) loaded from Cloudflare
after the page itself. The chat runs in its own Shadow DOM, so it does not change
your theme’s styles.

### Which languages does the widget support?

Slovak, Czech, English and German are built in. You can set one explicitly, or leave
it on “Automatic” to follow your site’s language. On a site in any other language,
Automatic shows the chat buttons in English and the assistant answers each shopper
in the language they write in.

### Does it have a gift finder?

Yes, as an option you switch on. Tick “Gift finder” on the settings page and the
chat shows a Find a gift tile when it opens. It asks who the gift is for, what the
budget is and what the person likes, then suggests up to five products from your
own catalogue, each with one short reason. It is off by default and adds nothing
to your storefront until you turn it on.

### Does this work without WooCommerce?

No. This plugin reads your store’s public WooCommerce Store API product list, so
an active WooCommerce installation is required.

### How do I remove the widget or the plugin entirely?

Click “Disconnect” on the settings page to immediately stop the widget from appearing
on your site, without uninstalling the plugin. Deleting the plugin from the Plugins
screen also removes all of its local settings from your database, including the 
status key (see uninstall.php); it does not, by itself, delete your data on ARLing’s
servers: write to support@arling.sk to have it deleted (article 8 of the Data Processing
Agreement).

## Reviews

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## Contributors & Developers

“ARLing Shopping Assistant for WooCommerce” is open source software. The following
people have contributed to this plugin.

Contributors

 *   [ ARLing ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/arlingsk/)

[Translate “ARLing Shopping Assistant for WooCommerce” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/arling-asistent)

### Interested in development?

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check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/arling-asistent/),
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## Changelog

#### 0.4.2

 * The top of the chat now shows your shop’s name (your Site Title) instead of the
   generic “Shop assistant”, in light and dark mode. A Site Title longer than 40
   characters is cut after a whole word, with an ellipsis. It is read from your 
   own WordPress settings and only shown in the shopper’s browser; nothing new is
   sent to ARLing.
 * The setup screen now lists everything that is sent when you connect. The language
   of your WordPress profile and the note that the connection comes from this plugin
   have been sent since 0.4.0, but the screen said “Nothing else is sent” without
   them. It now also says what the status check and Try again send and that the 
   chat bubble loads from ARLing’s service, and the consent text names the language
   too.
 * The setup screen and this readme now say that connecting creates an ARLing account,
   list the daily limits of each plan as the service applies them (on the free plan
   about 40 AI answers a day) and what shoppers get above them, and list what ARLing
   records about your shop and why.
 * The chat bubble now appears on your shop only once the assistant is ready. Before,
   it appeared right after Connect and answered with an error until your products
   were read, although this readme said shoppers would not see it until it worked.
   While the assistant is being built, the plugin checks its status every two minutes
   for at most an hour, and it also hides the bubble when the service no longer 
   knows your shop.
 * Disconnecting keeps this site’s status key, so connecting the same assistant 
   again still shows your plan and usage. Before, a reconnected shop lost them for
   good.
 * The links to the Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Data Processing Agreement 
   open their English versions. The agreement link pointed to a section of a Slovak
   page that does not exist.
 * Version 0.4.1 was never offered as an update, so the changes listed under 0.4.1
   also arrive with this version.

#### 0.4.1

 * Your plan and usage are no longer shown to anyone who only knows the assistant
   id (it is visible in the storefront HTML). They are shown to this store with 
   its status key, to the owner signed in at arling.sk, and to ARLing. When you 
   connect, the plugin now keeps that status key and uses it to read your own plan
   and usage.
 * A store that connected with an earlier version has no status key: the settings
   page then says the plan is not shown here, instead of showing “Free”. A paid 
   plan keeps working as before.

#### 0.4.0

 * When you connect, the plugin also sends the language of your own WordPress profile(
   Slovak, Czech, English or German, anything else as English), so any setup e-mail
   from ARLing is in your language (ARLing does not send these e-mails yet), and
   marks the account as coming from this plugin, so the e-mail does not ask you 
   to paste any code.
 * The consent text now says what ARLing sends to your e-mail address: the setup
   instructions and at most three service messages about this assistant, each with
   a link that stops them. They are sent only to an address on the site’s own domain.
 * Chats in the “Try it now” preview on the settings page are marked as a preview
   by the widget ARLing serves, so they are not counted as questions from your shoppers
   in ARLing’s own statistics. They still count towards the monthly limit, as before.

#### 0.3.0

 * Activating the plugin now opens the setup screen, and the Plugins screen has 
   a “Set up” link. Before, nothing pointed to the setup screen.
 * The setup screen says up front what is free, and warns before you connect when
   the site cannot work: a local or staging address, WordPress Playground, or a 
   shop with no published products.
 * As soon as the assistant is ready, you can try it on the settings page with example
   questions from your own catalogue, and open your shop from there.
 * If your products cannot be read, the settings page now says why (firewall or 
   security plugin, password protection, coming soon page, REST API switched off,
   no products) and has a Try again button. The chat bubble stays hidden from shoppers
   until it works.
 * Works on sites with “Plain” permalinks: the product list address now comes from
   WordPress itself instead of a fixed /wp-json/ path.
 * New connections show the chat bubble on all pages. It can still be limited to
   WooCommerce pages.
 * Plan and usage with a progress bar, a notice on the Dashboard at 80 % and 100%
   of the monthly conversations, and a link to manage a paid plan. Plans are only
   offered once the assistant works.
 * On a site in a language other than Slovak, Czech, English or German, “Automatic”
   language now answers each shopper in their own language instead of English.
 * The settings page shows “Ready” on the next refresh instead of up to 30 seconds
   late.

#### 0.2.1

 * The Plan section only offers plans that are a step up. A store already on Pro
   was shown “Upgrade to Starter” and “Upgrade to Pro” at the same time.

#### 0.2.0

 * Added an optional gift finder: a “Find a gift” button in the chat asks for whom,
   what budget and what interests, then suggests up to five products from your catalogue,
   each with one short reason. Switched off by default, tick “Gift finder” on the
   settings page to enable it.
 * The widget position setting (bottom right or bottom left) now actually takes 
   effect. Earlier versions saved it but the widget ignored it.

#### 0.1.2

 * Added screenshots to the plugin directory listing and corrected the screenshot
   descriptions to match them.

#### 0.1.1

 * Renamed to ARLing Shopping Assistant: the previous name read as a misspelling
   of “assistant” in English.
 * Chat interface now falls back to English, not Slovak, when the shop’s language
   is not one of the four supported ones.
 * Fixed the CORS preflight so the chat works on any shop domain, not only on arling.
   sk.

#### 0.1.0

 * Initial release: connect flow, status polling, language/colour/position/display-
   scope settings, front-end widget loader.

## Meta

 *  Version **0.4.2**
 *  Last updated **11 hours ago**
 *  Active installations **Fewer than 10**
 *  WordPress version ** 6.0 or higher **
 *  Tested up to **7.1.2**
 *  PHP version ** 7.4 or higher **
 *  Language
 * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/arling-asistent/)
 * Tags
 * [AI Chatbot](https://mai.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/ai-chatbot/)[chatbot](https://mai.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/chatbot/)
   [product search](https://mai.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/product-search/)[Shopping Assistant](https://mai.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/shopping-assistant/)
   [woocommerce chatbot](https://mai.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/woocommerce-chatbot/)
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