Your assistant can already say which speakers to compare. Nimble adds what a shopper needs next: the price on each store's own page, who sells it, whether it's in stock, and when we checked.
For the browser assistant's shopping answers, and for price-drop and restock alerts.
| Speaker | Amazon | Walmart |
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A written answer tells a shopper what reviewers think. These three things need data from the store itself, and they're what Nimble returns.
Every price arrives as a record: the store, the seller, stock, a link to the listing, and the time it was read. Your assistant can show it, and your team can check it.
Search results mix in bundles, used items and other sellers. We keep each listing separate, so the price belongs to the product the shopper asked about.
The same check runs every hour or every day for any list of products. A price drop or a restock shows up as a changed field, ready for an alert.
Nimble maintains the store collections, so your team doesn't build or fix scrapers. The same API that checks prices also finds the reviews, in the six countries below.
Reviews come back in about a second. Store prices take longer, so the panel answers first and fills in prices as they arrive. In a pilot, slower stores are checked on a schedule and shown with the time of the last check.
| Step | Typical time | Range | Notes |
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| Country | Language | Typical time to find reviews | Results |
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| What we saw | What a pilot does about it |
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Public pages only, no logged-in accounts. Some sites bar automated collection, so the store list is agreed site by site in week 1.
We met the browser, web platform, Bixby and Open Innovation teams in July. Their main questions, answered:
| Team | Question | Short answer |
|---|---|---|
| Browser product | How fresh is it? | Prices are read from the store's page when asked, with the time shown. Reviews come from a search index; a pilot measures their freshness on your prompts. |
| Web platform | What's cached, and what's live? | Live where it's quick, scheduled where it's slow, and the time of each read is always shown. Numbers |
| Web platform | What can't you do? | Listed plainly. What we can't do yet |
| Bixby product | Is it global? Which languages? | Six countries and four languages tested, with full results in each. By country |
One use case, one Samsung owner, a check-in each week. You decide what counts as a pass.
Twenty real shopping prompts, the stores and countries that matter, and the pass mark.
Every prompt, end to end, with a link for every price so your team can check it.
The same products checked on a schedule, so price and stock changes show up as they happen.
How often we picked the right product, timing by store and country, failures, and next steps.
Pick the shopping questions your users actually ask. We'll run them and send back every price, with its receipt.
Full setup guide for Search, with every option and examples in eight countries: samsung-nimble-search.assets.nimbleway.com.