The use case: how Cabaia deploys Yuma
Cabaia, a French bag and accessories brand, runs Yuma Sales AI on its product pages to answer shoppers' questions and remove purchase friction, replicating in-store advice online. It validated the tool through an A/B test before rolling it out to all visitors.
More reported results
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add-to-cart rise by 19.2%
completed checkouts by 20.5%
Revenue per visit +29.7%
In the customer’s words
I was looking for an AI agent solution to increase add-to-cart on our product pages. The idea was to bring the kind of advice you'd get in-store, and remove purchase friction right at the moment it comes up.Yuma has enabled us to stop worrying about the level 0 and 1 tickets that agents are always reluctant to do.Yuma users in Fashion & Apparel
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- Oct 13, 2026
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- Oct 28, 2026
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Cabaia ran Yuma Sales AI through a 105-day A/B test on its product pages, across 3.49 million visits, and saw add-to-cart rise by 19.2%, completed checkouts by 20.5% and revenue per visit by 23.1%, all at over 99% statistical confidence.