SKU-first inventory chatbot for Messenger commerce
Product demo
Facebook sellers lose hours repeating the same SKU questions. This product demo explains how RIB Pilot is designed to answer from the catalog. It is DigiRib’s own product, not a client endorsement.
- Industry
- Social commerce / ecommerce
- Market
- Bangladesh
Product demo. RIB Pilot is DigiRib’s SKU-first inventory chatbot. This page is a product demonstration, not a named-client case study and not a claim that a specific seller is live on the product.
The context
Mid-market Facebook and Instagram sellers in Bangladesh often keep stock in a sheet and answer “is this code available?” in chat, one message at a time. When volume rises, replies slow and the catalog in chat drifts from the real inventory.
The challenge
A generic chatbot that guesses from the open web is the wrong tool. The useful system looks up the seller’s own SKUs, shows the matching product, and leaves a human path when the match is unsure.
What DigiRib is building
- A catalog-first intake so codes, names, and photos stay in one place.
- Messenger replies grounded in that catalog rather than generic internet text.
- A reviewable match so staff can confirm or correct what the bot suggested.
- Pilot configuration around the seller’s channels and data quality.
What this is not
This is not a live client dashboard, not a guaranteed sales lift, and not a count of tasks automated. Interface previews elsewhere on the site remain illustrative unless a page says otherwise.
Related DigiRib product
See RIB Pilot on the product page for the current public description of the system.
