Review and apply AI suggestions
Every AI suggestion for a product’s title or description works the same way, whether Máximo generated it on demand, in a batch, or on its weekly schedule: you review it before it changes anything.
Reviewing a suggestion on the product page
Section titled “Reviewing a suggestion on the product page”Open the product. A suggestion generated on demand for one field appears right below that field’s input, with the suggested text and a See why link to Máximo’s short rationale. A suggestion generated in bulk or on schedule instead appears as a card at the top of the page covering both title and description together, marked Review, with your current title struck through above the suggested one for comparison.
- Accept applies the suggestion. See What happens when you accept below.
- Reject on an inline field suggestion clears it from view; asking again with Suggest with AI generates a fresh one.
- Dismiss on the batch card marks that suggestion dismissed. Máximo leaves the product alone until at least 7 days have passed, then it’s eligible to be picked up again the next time suggestions run.
- Regenerate (inline field suggestions only) asks Máximo to try again for that field, replacing the current suggestion.
Giving feedback before you regenerate
Section titled “Giving feedback before you regenerate”Next to an inline field suggestion, thumbs-up and thumbs-down buttons let you tell Máximo what to keep or change before it tries again. Click one, optionally add a line of text (for example “lead with the material, not the use case”), then Regenerate with feedback. Máximo uses your note, plus the suggestion it’s replacing, when writing the next one, it doesn’t get saved anywhere else.
If you don’t leave feedback and just click Regenerate, Máximo treats it as a signal to take a different angle on its own.
What happens when you accept
Section titled “What happens when you accept”Accepting a title or description turns it into an override for that field, the same kind of override you could set yourself, covered in Overrides. It replaces whatever value was feeding your destinations, without touching the product in Shopify. From there it flows to your feeds the same way any other override does, including to specific destinations if you’re using per-destination overrides.