Agentic Commerce Action Library

Commerce actions designed to complete—not just assist.

Explore reference workflows showing how an agent, customer, partner, or team can move from commercial intent to a governed, auditable transaction.

Intent“Add 20 seats and analytics.”Customer · Partner · CSR · AI agent
PeakCommerce execution contract
ContextPolicyTransactionAudit
Governed outcomeCommerce state updated · event emittedStructured status returned to the initiating surface
Reference workflows

Six ways intent becomes revenue.

Each action defines the initiating actor, required context, commercial controls, systems affected, and authoritative outcome.

01Acquire
External buying agent

Procurement Agent Purchase

An authorized procurement agent discovers an eligible product, validates the commercial rules, and creates a governed order without scraping a storefront.

CatalogOrderingPayment
02Expand
Customer or product agent

In-Product Seat Expansion

A customer adds seats at the moment of need while PeakCommerce resolves the current subscription, prorated price, permissions, and resulting entitlements.

ProductBillingEntitlements
03Expand
Customer success agent

Support-Led Upgrade

A support or customer-success conversation becomes a completed upgrade inside the channel where customer intent first appeared.

Zendesk or IntercomBillingEntitlements
04Expand
Product surface or expansion agent

Contextual Add-On Offer

Product usage and account context trigger an eligible add-on offer that the customer can review and accept at the moment of need.

Product analyticsCatalogBilling
05Retain
Retention agent

Cancellation Save

At the moment a customer attempts to cancel, the journey evaluates the applicable cancellation rule and presents any required retention step before commitment.

Customer portalProduct analyticsBilling
06Channel
Partner or reseller agent

Partner-Assisted Transaction

A partner configures and executes an order or amendment using customer-specific catalog, pricing, and permissions while the merchant retains control.

Partner portalCRMCPQ or catalog
What makes an action agent-ready

Every caller meets the same commercial contract.

01

Context-aware

The transaction resolves the account, contract, subscription, entitlements, and commercial state before acting.

02

Bounded authority

Actors receive explicit permissions for accounts, products, actions, budgets, and confirmation requirements.

03

Governed execution

Documented commerce APIs coordinate ordering, subscriptions, payment, and downstream integration work with explicit next actions.

04

Auditable outcome

Every result attributes the actor, authority, decisions, side effects, and final commercial state.

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