Before the run
Edit the template, change limits or windows, skip the next occurrence, or pause the standing order.
The experience is intentionally calm: configure once, get notified when the cart is ready, understand every change, and take over whenever the agent needs help.
The user opens an isolated browser, signs in directly with Stop & Shop, and completes MFA if requested.
Choose products, cadence, quantities, budget, allowed substitutions, preparation lead time, and ranked delivery windows.
A durable schedule occurrence starts. The agent validates the account, resolves products, and reconciles the cart.
The agent ranks currently available delivery slots and selects the first one that satisfies household rules.
The dashboard highlights substitutions, unavailable items, price changes, fees, total, delivery slot, and required decisions.
The user can change quantities, add a one-time item, remove a product, change the slot, skip, pause, or take over.
In the assisted prototype, the user performs the final retailer confirmation in the retailer-controlled experience.
The system records confirmation only after it sees retailer evidence. An ambiguous result becomes manual verification, never an automatic retry.
Edit the template, change limits or windows, skip the next occurrence, or pause the standing order.
Complete authentication, answer a product question, or open a short-lived takeover session.
Inspect changes, request a rebuild, select another slot, skip, or continue to Stop & Shop.
Verify the retailer order, inspect audit history, and adjust preferences for the next cycle.
If the browser loses contact after a consequential action, the workflow does not guess. It records what is known, checks for visible retailer confirmation, and asks the user to verify when certainty is impossible.