AI Auto-Checkout

Your test flow, built by AI

Enter your store address and pick a template – the AI assistant analyzes the real page and creates the test steps. Often fully automatic, sometimes as a draft you simply refine.

No code requiredMostly fully automaticDoesn't use test quota
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URL
Template
Auto-Detect
Review
Schedule
First test
1close_popupDismiss cookie banner
2clickAdd to cart
3navigateGo to cart
4doneVerify completion
Steps are pre-filled – you just review them.

The stages

Six steps to a finished test

The assistant guides you from URL to first run. With Auto-Detect templates, manual step building disappears – you only review the result.

01

URL & platform

Enter the start address and choose the platform (WooCommerce/WordPress or generic). Agencies can optionally assign the website to a client.

02

Pick a template

Cart test, purchase, login, search, form – or manual. The template decides what the AI analyzes next.

03

AI Auto-Detect

The AI reads the real product or checkout page and detects cookie banners, variants, buttons, and form fields – turning them into steps with matching selectors.

04

Review steps

Inspect the generated steps, adjust values, and include or exclude fields. Required fields are flagged before you continue.

05

Set a schedule

Daily, weekly, or monthly – hourly from Pro. Time and timezone control when the test runs automatically.

06

First test

Start right away: every step is documented with a screenshot, and a vision model verifies at the end whether the purchase truly succeeded.

Honestly

Three possible outcomes

Automatic detection doesn't always work – but most of the time it does. Depending on your store, you'll land in one of these three cases.

Best case

Fully automatic

The AI detects the entire buying journey. You take a quick look, set the schedule, and start – without building a single step yourself.

Common

Almost done, just fine-tuning

Many steps are already pre-filled. You only adjust details – such as the product URL, checkout fields, or credentials – and you're done.

Fallback

Manual with help

If detection misses something, you build steps yourself – assisted by the visual element picker, e.g. to click a cookie banner that wasn't dismissed automatically.

Templates

The right template for every journey

Each template controls which pages the assistant analyzes and which steps it suggests.

Popular

Cart test

Open a product, choose a variant, and add it to the cart. The fastest path to a meaningful test.

Purchase product

The full buying journey incl. checkout: the assistant detects checkout fields and can pre-fill them with sensible test data.

Test login

Detect the login form and check with test credentials whether signing in works.

Test search

Enter a search term and verify that relevant results appear.

Test form

Automatically detect and submit any form (contact, newsletter, inquiry).

Set up manually

Full control: assemble steps yourself – ideal for unusual flows and assisted by the element picker.

Step formats

The building blocks of a test

The AI combines clearly defined actions into a traceable flow. You can adjust, add, or remove any step in the editor.

Click

click

Click buttons or links, e.g. "Add to cart" or "Continue".

Type

fill

Enter text into fields – such as email, address, or a search term.

Select

select

Choose options from dropdowns, e.g. size, color, or country.

Navigate

navigate

Open a specific URL, such as the cart or checkout page.

Dismiss popup

close_popup

Close cookie banners and overlays so they don't block the test.

Wait

wait_for

Wait for a fixed time, an element, or a specific URL before continuing.

Scroll & lazy-load

scroll

Scroll the page and reveal lazy-loaded content.

Checkbox

check

Tick checkboxes, e.g. terms or privacy consent in the checkout.

Completion check

done

End the test: a vision model inspects the final screenshot and decides pass/fail.

Visual element picker

When the AI misses something

Not every cookie banner or button is detected automatically. With the element picker you simply select it by clicking in a live preview – no need to know CSS selectors.

  • Click and select modes

    Click any element or target a dropdown specifically – the matching selector is determined automatically.

  • Pick the cookie banner

    Pick the accept button of a cookie banner that wasn't dismissed automatically, right in the preview.

  • Clear storage

    Reset the preview and clear cookies/storage so a banner reappears and becomes selectable.

  • Load checkout snapshot

    After a successful checkout scan, use the real checkout DOM with a filled cart as a template.

  • Selector is applied

    The chosen selector lands directly in the step – including multiple selectors as fallback.

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Let the AI build your first test

Enter the address, pick a template, review – done. In most cases your test is ready in minutes. No credit card required.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about AI Auto-Checkout

Answers on automatic step detection, the element picker, and setup.

The assistant opens the real product or checkout page, analyzes the HTML, and detects cookie banners, variants, buttons, and form fields. From this it generates steps with matching selectors that you can then review.

You get specific guidance depending on the cause (e.g. login required, wrong page, or a blocking cookie banner) and can build the steps manually – assisted by the visual element picker that lets you select elements by clicking.

No. Analyzing and generating steps doesn't count against your test quota. Only scheduled or manually started test runs are counted.

The assistant drives a real browser and isn't tied to a specific system. For WooCommerce/WordPress there are dedicated Auto-Detect templates; generic stores and forms work too.