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  1. New

    Your Growth Dept agent answers in the app

    Every AI feature in Growth Dept CRO now asks the brand's own Growth Dept agent: its CRO agent when it has one, otherwise its main agent.

    • The assistant, the results chat, the analysis and test drafting all go to the same agent.
    • The agent reads aggregates only: tests, groups, results and store facts. No customer records leave the app.
    • Admins pick the agent in Settings, AI. A brand without the agent service sees how to set it up with its Growth Dept rep.
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  2. New

    Offer, price, checkout and post-purchase tests

    Four test types that change what a shopper pays or sees inside Shopify's checkout, each running in Shopify through its own extension.

    • Offers: tiered and volume discounts, free gifts, buy X get Y, bundles, upsell discounts and shipping offers, with progress bars and messages.
    • Price tests: a price and compare-at price per group, shown on the page before it paints and charged in the cart.
    • Checkout blocks (badges, call-outs, FAQs, countdowns, upsells) and one-click post-purchase offers.
    • Shopify decides where they can run: price tests and checkout blocks need Shopify Plus, and post-purchase offers need Shopify to grant the app access. The app says what your store can run before a test starts.
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  3. Improved

    Events, several redirects, template tests, Klaviyo and Clarity

    A round of set-up and workflow features for the people who run tests every week.

    • An events manager for custom events, with when each last fired and the tests that use it.
    • Split URL tests with several origin pages, and template tests that show each group a different Shopify template.
    • Cost-of-goods product groups for profit per visitor.
    • Klaviyo gets each identified visitor's test group on their profile; Clarity recordings are tagged with it.
    • A help composer whose requests reach the Growth Dept team.
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  4. Improved

    Share links, rollouts to part of your audience, and a products view

    More ways to read a result and act on it.

    • Share a read-only results page through a link that expires after 7, 30 or 90 days.
    • Roll a winner out to everyone, to visitors who match an audience, or only to people who open a link.
    • A products view of what each group bought, revenue and profit from test customers after the test, and every metric over time by hour, day or week.
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  5. New

    Describe a test and the assistant drafts it

    Type what you want to test on the dashboard and the assistant saves a draft for you to review. It never starts a test by itself.

    • Drafts split URL, content, theme and shipping tests from a sentence.
    • Chats are kept, renamed and deleted per person.
    • A QA check opens each group's preview and checks the published set-up, with a fix for every failure.
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  6. New

    Sitewide analytics and the holiday tracker

    Store-wide dashboards beside your tests: performance and profit, audiences, order sizes and the path to purchase.

    • Every dashboard compares a period with the one before and writes a short summary from the numbers.
    • A holiday tracker paces each hour of the season against the same days last year.
    • Filters by device, visitor type, source, landing page, country and more.
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  7. New

    Results with every view, filters and a roll-out wizard

    The results tab reads conversion, revenue, profit, discounts, shipping, subscriptions and order sizes per group, from Shopify's orders.

    • A verdict card written from the statistics in fixed words, so it never claims more than the numbers show.
    • Data quality, sample ratio and sequential checks before any winner is called.
    • Filters by device, customer type, source, landing page, country and order value.
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  8. Platform

    Growth Dept CRO runs at cro.growthdept.ai

    The testing engine Growth Dept ran on each brand's own machine moved to one hosted service with its own accounts.

    • Sign in with Google, or with email and password and optional two-step codes.
    • One person can belong to several organizations, and an organization can hold several brands.
    • Each brand's data is kept apart by the database itself, and no table stores shoppers' names, emails or addresses.
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