Implementing AI in an e-commerce business starts with a process audit and ends with a ChatGPT or Claude assistant that responds based on data from your ERP, BaseLinker, and online store. Changelog carries out such implementations for online stores, wholesalers, and logistics companies: it integrates AI with the systems you already use and automates customer support, product descriptions, and translations.
The changelog implements AI only in processes where the return on investment can be quantified: hours of work saved or lower order fulfillment costs.
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The team tested ChatGPT on their own, but no one figured out which process should be automated first or how much benefit it would bring.
My team manually answers the same customer questions, writes product descriptions, lists products on marketplaces, and copies data between systems. These repetitive tasks take away from the time needed to serve customers and grow sales.
I'm concerned about the high implementation costs and the lengthy development process. I'm looking for a solution that fits our company's budget, and I want to know if the investment will pay off.
Sales and returns data are scattered across different systems. I can't quickly use this data to make decisions about inventory and pricing, so I rely on intuition too often.
Employees paste customer data and price lists into ChatGPT or Claude, and the company doesn't know whether the provider might use them to train models.
The team uses ChatGPT or Claude, but to answer questions about inventory levels or accounts receivable, they manually extract data from Subiekt, Comarch ERP Optima, or BaseLinker and paste it into the chat.
The implementation of AI in Changelog consists of four components: an AI audit, AI agents for repetitive tasks, MCP servers that connect ChatGPT and Claude to the ERP system, and model selection based on data sensitivity. Each component can be ordered separately, but the pilot phase always precedes the AI audit.
An AI audit is an analysis of a company’s processes and data that identifies where AI will reduce labor costs and how long it will take to pay for itself. In an AI audit, Changelog measures labor hours in customer service, content, sales, and logistics; verifies whether data in ERP, PIM, and OMS systems is suitable for use by AI; and provides a list of 2–3 pilot projects along with their costs and projected payback periods.
An AI agent is a program that, based on data from a company’s systems, independently performs repetitive tasks and refers cases it is unsure about to a human. Changelog builds AI agents for three tasks: providing customer service responses regarding order status and returns, generating product descriptions for PIM, and bulk translating product pages for new markets.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that allows AI assistants—including Claude and ChatGPT—to read data from a company’s systems. Changelog’s MCP server enables an employee to ask a question in a chat, and ChatGPT or Claude responds based on current data from the ERP system, rather than from the model’s memory. Examples of questions answered by the MCP server:
The MCP server from Changelog is read-only by default. Write operations—such as changing an order’s status—are enabled by Changelog on a selective basis and require user confirmation. Every query to the MCP server is logged, and permissions are assigned to specific employees.
The changelog selects one of three model variants for each process individually, because not all data requires its own server, and not all data can be sent to the cloud. In all three variants, access is limited to a minimum, and every use is logged.
| Option | Where is the data processed? | When to Choose It |
|---|---|---|
| A Business Plan for ChatGPT or Claude | At the provider's site, without training the models on the company's data | Team Collaboration in Chat, MCP Servers for ERP and OMS |
| Model via API | At the provider, without training models, within the integration | AI Agents in Customer Service, Descriptions and Translations for PIM |
| A model in a private cloud or on a company server | Exclusively on the customer's infrastructure | The most sensitive data, such as personal information and contracts |
AI can support the analysis of sales, returns, and inventory levels, as well as the preparation of recommendations for inventory planning. The scope of the analysis and the frequency of updates depend on the data and available connections. The results must be evaluated by the person responsible for business decisions.
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Implementing artificial intelligence isn’t just about buying another trendy gadget—it’s a strategic investment that instantly frees up tied-up resources in your company. Partnering with Changelog means the following for your business:
Your team saves dozens of hours each week. We eliminate the need to manually create thousands of descriptions in the PIM, translate products in bulk, and tediously answer the same customer inquiries over and over. Your team can finally focus on strategy and sales.
We tailor the processing method to the sensitivity of the data and the company’s requirements. We determine the scope of access, the location of processing, and the data retention policies prior to implementation. When using ChatGPT, Claude, or an API, selected data may be shared with the model provider. The terms of use, including for training purposes, depend on the selected service, the agreement, and the configuration.
Integrating the assistant with the company’s systems allows it to access shared data on products and orders. This does not eliminate errors in the model. In the project, we define how to verify responses and escalate issues to a human.
By implementing smart semantic search engines and recommendations, you enable customers to find what they need instantly—even if they misspell a name or use a colloquial term. This directly reduces the number of abandoned carts and increases AOV (average order value).
Entering foreign markets is no longer a technological or cost barrier. With the help of AI, the process of adapting thousands of product pages to local language requirements and SEO standards is reduced from several months to just a few days.
You get a system tailored specifically to your pain points. We focus on real-world business processes, so the cost of a dedicated implementation quickly pays for itself through back-office optimization and the automation of customer service operations.
Implementing AI at an e-commerce company like Changelog involves 5 steps and begins with an audit, not with choosing a tool:
Changelog maps processes and measures how long they take.
The pilot program includes processes with the shortest payback time and data that is ready for use by AI.
The changelog implements a single process, such as the MCP server for Subiekt GT or the customer service agent.
The changelog compares the time and cost of the process before and after the pilot, based on the company's data.
Subsequent processes are implemented only after the pilot has demonstrated results.
| Problem | AI Solution | Systems |
|---|---|---|
| A sales representative calls the warehouse to check inventory levels | ChatGPT or Claude Assistant via the MCP server | Subiekt GT, Comarch ERP Optima |
| Customer Service answers the same questions about the status of a shipment | The AI agent checks the status and responds; it forwards difficult cases to a consultant | BaseLinker, ERP, Allegro |
| Entering a new market requires the translation of thousands of product sheets | Bulk translations and SEO descriptions uploaded to PIM | PIM, online store, marketplaces |
| Customers can't find products in the store | Semantic Search Engine and Recommendations | Online Store |
| Intuition-Based Stocking | Analysis of Sales and Returns with a Demand Forecast | ERP, BaseLinker, Excel |






























The implementation of AI at an e-commerce company using Changelog begins with an AI audit, which identifies 2–3 processes with the fastest return on investment. The most commonly implemented solutions include MCP servers that integrate ChatGPT and Claude with Subiekt, Comarch ERP, and BaseLinker, as well as AI agents in customer service and PIM. Company data remains under control thanks to business plans that do not require model training or a model in a private cloud.
We use AI where it makes sense. First, we analyze the process; then we choose the right tool. If AI doesn't reduce the workload or lower costs, we don't implement it.
People are responsible for the results. With AI, we write code, tests, and documentation faster, but every change is reviewed and approved by our specialist.
Data under control. We only use services that do not train models on your data. We grant only minimal access, and every use is logged.
Cost, MCP integrations, security, and response control—find out what we determine before deploying AI.
Changelog provides a detailed quote after the audit, once it is clear how much time the implementation will save.
The MCP server acts as an intermediary through which ChatGPT or Claude retrieves data from the company’s systems—such as inventory levels, orders, and accounts receivable from the ERP. An employee asks a question in the chat, and the AI assistant responds based on current data, with read-only access by default.
Yes. Changelog builds MCP servers for Subiekt GT and nexo, Comarch ERP Optima and XL, enova365, BaseLinker, and SellRocket. Initially, the server has read-only access.
Yes, if the company uses a business plan or an API where the provider does not train models on the customer's data. For the most sensitive data, Changelog runs the model in a private cloud or on the company's server.
Usually, yes, because MCP servers run on ChatGPT and Claude business plans, which allow you to connect your own connectors. In the AI audit, Changelog checks whether your plan allows this.
Changelog's AI assistants respond solely based on data from the company's systems, and when they don't have a definitive answer, they refer the matter to a consultant. During the first few weeks, responses may be subject to human approval.

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