Your first change

Do it on a small example, then undo it on purpose. In 5 minutes you'll know nothing gets saved without you.

1. Allow changes

The module starts in read-only mode. In your shop's admin open Modules > TellMyShop > Configure and turn off Read-only. Text and SEO are then on, while prices and the shop's look stay off.

2. Ask for a small change

Pick something small, like one product:

Write a new Google title and description for the "Terra solar lamp" product.

3. Look at the preview

Claude hasn't saved anything yet. It shows a preview: the old version crossed out and the new one next to it, with character counts. You can ask for tweaks ("shorter", "don't use the word best") as many times as you like.

Screenshot: coming soon

4. Say "yes"

When you're happy with the preview, write "yes, save it". Only then does the change reach your shop, just as if someone on your team had clicked Save in the admin. Your shop shows the new text straight away, and other modules (e.g. a price-comparison feed) see the change.

Your approval is valid for 30 minutes and only for that preview. If someone changes that product in the admin in the meantime, Claude won't save the old proposal and will show you a new preview.

5. Check the history and undo

Ask:

What did you change in my shop today?

You'll see a list of changes with the date and the old value. Now undo it:

Undo that change.

Claude shows a preview of the undo, and after your "yes" it restores the previous version. You'll see the same in the module, in the Change history card.

Good to know

• Bigger changes (e.g. 40 products at once) work the same way: one preview, one approval, and the whole batch undone with one request.
• A change to a page's address isn't undone with "undo". Instead Claude sets a new address with a redirect from the old one.
• Prices, promotions and stock are turned on with a separate switch once you're comfortable. They have extra safeguards: for example, changing a price by more than 30% needs your explicit confirmation.

Next step: find ideas for your next jobs on the Features page.