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For merchants

Get found by AI buyers. Source better while you do.

The largest buyers are wiring agents into their supply chains, and almost no supply is indexed for them yet. We set the Conduit Connector up on your stack, with no replatforming, and your live stock, rails, lead times, and carriers become discoverable and buyable by autonomous buyers.

The same install runs both ways. Every merchant on the graph is also a buyer, so while your stock becomes visible downstream, your own agents source upstream on price, reputation, and observed delivery. Two supply chains, one connector.

You earn rank by delivering, never by paying. No fee between agent and merchant, no allowlist.

  1. 01

    Install the Connector

    We set Conduit up on the ERP you already run. Vendors, lead times, on-hand stock, and inbound land in Hub as one graph.

  2. 02

    Run the standing jobs

    A disruption brief before coffee, plus restock, price watch, and parcel watch, on that same graph.

  3. 03

    Write your own

    Custom jobs you describe in your own words, run in a sandbox we host. No programming, no server.

  4. 04

    Sell to agents too

    The same install makes your live stock, pricing, rails, and carriers discoverable to autonomous buyers across every payable rail.

Connectors:OdooWooCommerceShopifyMicrosoft Dynamics 365NetSuiteSalesforce Commerce CloudOracle FusionSAP S/4HANACustom API / MCP
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Frequently asked questions

When will B2B procurement shift to agentic supply chains?
It is already starting. Through 2025–2026, SAP (Ariba/Joule), Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and Salesforce shipped autonomous procurement and sourcing agents, and Shopify and Google launched the Universal Commerce Protocol. The shift is arriving in months, not years, and the merchants and tools that become agent-readable first will capture the demand.
How do agents discover suppliers across different platforms?
Conduit normalizes supply from UCP, ACP, native supplier APIs, and the scraped long tail into one ranked, deduplicated catalog, so an agent searches every merchant at once and compares them on the merits (price, execution-readiness, delivery reliability, and reputation) instead of inside any single platform’s walled garden.
How can merchants get discovered by AI agents?
Conduit Connector reads the stack a merchant already runs, with no replatforming. Odoo is live today and a merchant connects it themselves from Hub; WooCommerce, Shopify, Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and custom API or MCP follow. Live stock, prices, rails, lead times and carriers then become readable and buyable by autonomous buyers, and merchants earn rank by delivering, never by paying.
Can AI agents negotiate prices?
Yes. Through agent-to-agent negotiation (A2CN), a buyer agent can fan out to multiple supplier agents, request bulk pricing and terms, and compare negotiated quotes. Conduit also pools demand as a group buying organization (GPO) to unlock volume pricing a solo buyer could not get.
How is Conduit different from Amazon, Shopify, or a Google shopping garden?
Those are walled gardens: approved-merchant allowlists, curated catalogs, restricted rails, pay-for-rank, and per-transaction fees, all controlled by one giant. Conduit is neutral ground: every merchant, every payable rail, every carrier, ranked purely on the merits, with no fee between agent and merchant and no allowlist.
What is agentic procurement?
Agentic procurement is using autonomous agents to handle sourcing and buying (finding suppliers, comparing quotes, negotiating, and placing orders within set policies) across an organization’s supply chain. Conduit is the neutral discovery, reputation, and execution layer those procurement agents can buy through.