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title: "AI command line"
url: "https://support.acendy.com/en/article/new-article-3cc22c11-33e4-460a-ba64-0c8048ff8016"
language: "en"
last_updated: "2026-08-18T08:15:06.889Z"
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# AI command line

The AI command line is above the table in «Adjust Offers». You type what you want to do in plain words — «all Nike products with at least 40% margin in stock» — and it converts it into filters on the table, or into a suggestion for a Bulk editor.

The feature is included from the **Plus**\-subscription. On lower packages, you see a line explaining what it does, instead of the field.

![](https://cdn-assets.productfruits.com/27d45859-20da-4e4d-9693-dabb2740f288)

## How to use it

-   Go to **Products → Offer Center → Adjust Offers**Type the command in the field, and click
-   Interpret **— or press Enter.**Review what it understood, under
-   Understood Filters**Click** Apply Filters
-   to filter the table, or **Open in Bulk Editor** if you also requested a price change.

If you haven't typed anything yourself yet, there are some examples below the field. Click one of them to fill in the command and see how it's interpreted.

## The two outcomes

### Filters only

If you write something that describes a selection — «products with at least 40% margin in stock» — you get the filters back as tags. **Apply Filters** places them on the table, and from there you work as normal: check products, set prices, or send them to the Bulk editor.

### Filters and a price change

If you also write what the price should be — «give all Nike products 10% discount until December 15th» — there will also be a **Suggestion for a collective change** with what it has understood about the discount and dates. **Open in Bulk Editor** finds the products that match the filters, opens the Bulk editor with them selected, and fills in the discount and dates for you.

**Nothing is saved at that time**. You are in the Bulk editor with the preview in front of you, and prices are only written when you click **Save offer** there. All the usual safety nets apply — margin warning, rounding, skipping products already on offer, and promotion-locked products are kept out.

  

This is intentional: the AI suggests, it does not write prices.

## What it understands

| You can say something about | Example |
| --- | --- |
| Manufacturer | «Nike products», «everything from Levi's» |
| Category | «in the Shoes category» |
| Margin | «at least 40% margin», «under 20% coverage» |
| Stock | «in stock», «with more than 10 in stock» |
| Only products on offer | «that are already on offer» |
| Discount or new price | «10% discount», «set the price to 199» |
| Period | «until December 15th», «from November 1st» |

Manufacturer and category are interpreted from the names found in your store. If it doesn't find the name you typed, it says so: the label gets the text **not found**. Then it hasn't guessed anything else — it has just skipped that filter, and you should correct the name and try again.

## When it doesn't work

| Message | What you do |
| --- | --- |
| «Could not read that command — try rephrasing it.» | Rewrite the command shorter and more concretely. One selection and one price change at a time |
| «The AI service is currently unavailable. Please try again later.» | The service is not responding right now. The filters in **Filter**\-modal do the same manually |

**Clear selection** clears the result, so you can start over.

## Tips

-   Be specific about numbers and dates. It cannot translate "A little discount on items that sell poorly"; it can translate "20% discount on products with less than 5 in stock".
-   Always review the tags under **Understood filters** before proceeding. It's faster to spot a misinterpretation there than in the preview.
-   If the selection is something you will repeat, set the filters in **Filter**\-modal instead. Then they are in the page's address, and you can save it as a bookmark.