Prices are calculated by fixed rules
The panel next to it shows every line of the calculation and every rule the moment it's applied, so you can see how the number came out.
In front of you is the agent of a demo perfume shop called “Dar Abaq”. Write to it in everyday Arabic, the way you would message a shop assistant: it understands your order, asks for anything missing, works out the total with shipping and VAT, and gives you a quote you can print.
Your message is understood by a cloud AI provider, while the replies and prices come from fixed rules. So use test names and numbers, and keep your personal details to yourself.
The calculation and the reply come from fixed rules that run inside your browser. If the AI goes down, these rules carry on by themselves, so the demo keeps working.
The panel next to it shows every line of the calculation and every rule the moment it's applied, so you can see how the number came out.
A discount never goes past its cap, an order is checked against its minimum, and an out-of-stock item can't be sold. Try ordering an out-of-stock item.
It has the line-item table, the payments and the validity period, and it's built the same way as in the full product. Print it or download it as a PDF.
What you're trying here is part of Naateq. “Dar Abaq” is a demo business, and the replies in this version come from templates. The agent on your number writes its replies with AI in your customer’s dialect, reads images and receipts, and sends you escalation and payment alerts on your WhatsApp. The calculation, blocking and escalation rules are the same in both.