Run Gro from a chat.

Connect Gro to the assistant you already use. Ask about any subscriber, check a campaign, move a delivery, draft an email. Your login, your permissions, every action logged.

Works with

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Copilot
  • Cursor
  • VS Code
  • Gemini

Two minutes, no developer.

  1. 1

    Add Gro to your assistant

    One click from the Claude connectors directory, or paste one URL into Cursor, Copilot or ChatGPT.

  2. 2

    Sign in with your Gro login

    The same email and password you use for the dashboard. Pick the store if you have more than one. No API keys.

  3. 3

    Ask

    Subscriptions, customers, campaigns, numbers. It answers from your live data and confirms before it changes anything.

Subscriptions

Every subscriber, one question away.

Look anyone up, see what is coming, and make the change without opening the dashboard.

Find them by name or email

Who they are, what is in the box, when it ships, what happened last time.

Move, skip, pause, change frequency

The assistant offers the real available dates and slots, you pick, it does it.

It asks before it acts

Cancelling, pausing and discounts always get a yes from you first.

Email & SMS

Campaigns you can talk to.

Check how something did, then have the follow up drafted in your brand with your real products.

Performance without the dashboard

Opens, clicks, unsubscribes and revenue for any campaign or flow, on request.

Drafts in your brand

Logo, colours, fonts and real products from Shopify. It reads your brand kit before it writes.

Schedule, never send blind

It can schedule a draft. Sending still happens from Gro, so nothing goes out you have not seen.

Reports

Ask for the number, not the report.

Churn, retention, forecast and cohorts, in plain language, from the same data the dashboard uses.

Subscription health

Active, new, churned and lifetime value for any date range.

Churn and retention

Why people leave, whether save offers work, and how each signup cohort is holding up.

What is coming

Revenue and order volume due in the next 30, 60 or 90 days.

Say it how you would say it to a colleague.

Every one of these runs against a real Gro tool. Nothing is scripted, so you can ask it your own way.

Subscriptions

  • Find jane@example.com's subscription and tell me when her next box arrives.
  • Skip Sam's next order, he is away for two weeks.
  • Change Priya to every 4 weeks instead of every 2.
  • Send me a portal login link for order 1042.

Customers

  • Which segment has the most people in it?
  • What happened to this customer in the last month?
  • Add a profile for tom@example.com, first name Tom.
  • Why did this customer’s last email bounce?

Campaigns

  • How did the Spring Sale do? Opens, clicks, revenue.
  • Draft a win back email using our three best sellers.
  • Schedule the Autumn Restock draft for Thursday at 9am.
  • Show me the templates we sent in the last 30 days.

Numbers

  • How are subscriptions doing this month?
  • Why are people cancelling? Top reasons for the last 90 days.
  • How much revenue is due in the next 30 days?
  • Are newer signups sticking around as well as older ones?

It can do a lot. It cannot do it quietly.

Built on MCP, the open standard for connecting assistants to tools, with the same permissions your team already has in Gro.

  • Your login, not a key

    You sign in with your Gro account. Nothing to copy, nothing to leak, and it is revoked the moment you disconnect.

  • Read or write, per person

    Permissions come from your Gro role. Give a teammate an assistant that can answer anything but change nothing.

  • Confirmed and logged

    Anything that moves money or changes a subscription asks first. Every action lands in the activity feed under your name.

Inside Gro

Gro Agent is in the dashboard too.

Same brain, different door. Say what you are promoting and Gro Agent picks the audience, writes the subject and builds the template. You press send.

Campaigns from one line

"20% off the winter box this weekend" comes back as a finished, branded email.

Flows on request

Ask for a three email welcome series and get one wired up and ready to switch on.

Insights, not dashboards

What moved this week and what to try next, in a sentence.

Gro Agent in the dashboard building an email campaign from a chat.

FAQs

AI, answered

Any that support MCP, the open standard assistants use to connect to tools. That is Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini and a growing list of others. Gro is listed in the Claude connectors directory and the open MCP registry, and everything else takes one URL.
No. The connection is part of Gro on every plan. You pay your assistant whatever you already pay them.
Only what a tool returns for the store you signed in to, and only while you are connected. Gro never receives your conversation and never uses it for anything.
No. It can draft templates and schedule a draft campaign, and it asks before scheduling. Sending still happens inside Gro, so you always see what goes out.
You pick the store when you sign in. To work on a different one, reconnect and pick that store. A switcher inside the connection is on the way.
Same brain, different door. Gro Agent lives inside the dashboard and builds campaigns and flows with you. The connection lets the assistant you already use do the same work from wherever you are talking to it.

Connect your assistant in two minutes.