Potions ‑ Multiply App Reviews

A product recommendation engine is a must-have for any e-commerce site. This technology understands the expectations of your visitors and will suggest the right products, at the right time, in the most appropriate way.

In addition to providing a great user experience, Multiply app from Potions will increase the average shopping cart and the conversion rate, and therefore help you sell more. Since 2018, Potions has been helping dozens of e-retailers and has enabled them to increase their revenues significantly.

Multiply app from Potions allows you to display relevant recommendations to each customer across all their touch points :

• when adding a product to the cart
• on the shopping cart page
• on the home page
• on the product pages
• on the category pages

On each touchpoint, you can choose an algorithm that will determine which products to display :

• products frequently bought with the visited product (collaborative filtering)
• similar products
• last products viewed
• best-sellers
• best sellers by category
• discounted products
• new products
• top rated products

Our customization platform will allow you to develop the product recommendation blocks that best fit your site's design (fonts, colors, shape of the buttons, etc). You will also be able to choose whether or not to integrate the following options:

• free delivery loader
• add to cart button
• labels (new products, sales, best sellers, etc.)
• crossed out prices

Our unique cookieless technology breaks new ground in UX personalization by allowing e-commerce sites to offer personalized experiences to their visitors with no need to extract personal data from them. This provides several advantages over traditional personalization tools:

• ethical : no personal data extracted
• fast : no data exchange with a server
• green : no energy consumption related to data storage

Potions is a French startup with a mission to provide e-retailers with more profitable and privacy-friendly solutions based on a cookieless technology called Edge Computing.