BOSTON, April 8, 2026. Yuma AI, the AI agent platform for ecommerce customer support, today announced the launch of Ask Yuma, a conversational interface that lets merchants manage their entire support automation through natural language.
Ask Yuma is built into every page of the Yuma dashboard. It has full access to a merchant's tickets, automations, support documentation, performance metrics, integrations, and brand voice. Instead of navigating settings or waiting for support, CX teams can now build, investigate, and optimize their automation in real time by simply asking Yuma.
"We started building on OpenAI's Davinci model in late 2022, generating draft replies for merchants. By 2023 we had autonomous AI agents handling tickets in production. 3 years and millions of customer conversations later, we realized the automation itself wasn't the bottleneck anymore. Configuring it was. Ask Yuma fixes that."
Guillaume Luccisano, Founder and CEO of Yuma AI
What Ask Yuma does
Built for ecommerce CX teams, Ask Yuma brings conversational AI for customer support to every page of the dashboard. Ask Yuma gives customer support teams capabilities that previously required deep platform expertise or vendor assistance:
- Build automations from documents: Upload an SOP of any length. Ask Yuma reads it, asks clarifying questions, generates a visual flowchart, and produces a ready-to-deploy automation in a single conversation.
- Find automation opportunities: Ask Yuma analyzes escalated tickets, ranks recommendations by impact, and links to real examples for verification.
- Diagnose issues: Ask why a specific ticket was handled incorrectly. Ask Yuma traces the root cause through the merchant's configuration and recommends a fix.
- Generate reports: Request a report of every product defect reported in the past week. Ask Yuma searches through thousands of tickets, pulls images, and produces a downloadable PDF for sharing with executive teams and manufacturers.
- Monitor performance: Track automation rates, CSAT trends, and unusual spikes in plain English instead of building dashboards.
Ask Yuma consolidates several previously standalone features, including Deep Search, Ask Why, Insights, and Weekly Product Defect Reports, into a single conversational interface.






