According to Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة), a merchant could manage a Salla store by talking to ChatGPT or Claude: requesting reports, adding products, or editing products in bulk. He describes possible uses of the connection, but does not give setup instructions or specify which permissions each task requires.
What tasks does he suggest?
Salla is an e-commerce platform for creating and managing online stores. ChatGPT and Claude are AI assistants that accept requests in natural language. Abdul’s examples include:
- Viewing store reports and adding or bulk-editing products.
- Improving product-page content for search engines and AI-powered discovery.
- Finding ways to improve a landing page—a page designed around a particular action or offer.
- Looking at what competitors cover that the store lacks, drawing ideas from companies in the same field, and asking the assistant to apply those ideas to the store.
“Add products and edit products in bulk.” — Abdul Osama
These are examples from the video, not a verified list of features enabled for every store.
His prediction about shopping
“User interfaces are on their way out.” — Abdul Osama
Abdul predicts simpler store interfaces and more voice interaction instead of typing. He also imagines customers asking an AI assistant to order a product for them, rather than browsing a visible storefront themselves. That is a prediction, not a description of how every purchase works today.
In numbers
- 10 years: the period Abdul mentions when predicting how Salla’s interface might change; it is not an announced product timeline.
What to do next
If you run a Salla store, list the tasks you would want to handle through conversation. Check which integrations and permissions are actually available before relying on an assistant to edit products or publish content.
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