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The first thing to ask

“What Glood organizations can you see?”
A good answer names each organization it can reach, the role you hold there, and the stores available to you. It also lists any organization you belong to that you have not shared with this connection, with a link to change that. Ask this first in a new conversation. It is also how you find out whether a problem is “the assistant cannot see that store” or “that store has no data”.
When a phrase could mean two organizations, the assistant is instructed to ask rather than guess. If it ever picks one silently, that is a bug worth reporting.

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What you can ask for

That is the whole dashboard, minus the short list under What it will not do. Roughly fifty reports are reachable this way: revenue, conversion, AOV, attribution, funnels, top products, collection performance, returns, orders by channel or gateway or province, customer cohorts, data integrity. Ask what exists rather than guessing at a name.
The numbers are the same ones the dashboard shows. The assistant runs the same code the screen does, so a figure in chat and a figure on the page cannot disagree.

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How to read the answers

Every number comes back with the report it came from and the window it covers, and the assistant is instructed to quote both. A number without its window is a vibe with a decimal point. Some results carry a note, and those notes matter: The assistant is told to pass these on rather than quietly dropping them. If a number ever arrives bare, ask what window it covers.

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One organization at a time

Asking about two organizations in one breath fails, deliberately. Currencies, timezones and roles differ between them, and a single table spanning two is a number that means nothing. Ask one organization at a time.

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Changes read themselves back

Anything that changes an agent names what it changed — the agent, the store and the organization:
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That sentence is the only confirmation the right target was hit. Read it. Archiving an agent, stopping a deployment and removing a schedule go further: they ask you to confirm first and change nothing until you do.

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What it will not do

A connection carries your own role and nothing more, in the organizations you ticked. On top of that, these have no tool at all:
  • Sign you in, or set up two-factor.
  • Create or delete an organization.
  • Create or change roles.
  • Write to Shopify. Reads only, always.
  • Change which organizations it can reach.
That last one is deliberate and structural. With no tool for it, no instruction reaching your assistant — from a web page, a document, or anyone else — can widen its own access. Only you can, and only from the dashboard.
Anything on that list, you do in the dashboard. For the connection’s own reach, that is app.glood.ai/account#connections.