Ecommerce teams already have more data than they can act on. Filip Slatinac explains how AI is changing that by moving from passive insights to autonomous workflows that can identify and resolve bugs, improve performance, address ADA issues, and eventually automate experimentation.
Ecommerce teams already have plenty of data. The bigger problem is acting on it. So, Kailin Noivo sits down with Filip Slatinac, Co-Founder & CTO at Noibu, to discuss the company’s shift from simply surfacing errors, performance issues, and customer friction to using AI to help resolve them automatically.
Filip explains what it takes to make that shift possible, from restructuring data so AI can query and act on it to deciding where autonomous systems still need human oversight. He also breaks down why complex workflows cannot simply be handed over to a chatbot, particularly when changes touch checkout code, staging environments, or other high-risk areas of an ecommerce site.
This conversation also looks at what can already be automated across bug resolution, performance, and ADA compliance, and where things are heading next with conversion optimization and A/B testing. Filip explains why behavioral insights should become hypotheses that can be tested rather than one-size-fits-all recommendations, and how making experimentation easier could help ecommerce teams move from insight to action much faster.
Filip Slatinac is the Co-Founder and CTO of Noibu, an ecommerce analytics and monitoring platform that helps brands identify technical issues, performance problems, and customer experience friction across the shopping journey. Since co-founding Noibu in 2018, Filip has helped lead the company’s technical and product development, including its current evolution toward AI-native, autonomous ecommerce workflows. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Software Engineering from the University of Ottawa.
What you will learn:
- How ecommerce teams can move from monitoring problems to automatically resolving them
- What level of model accuracy is needed before AI can safely act on production data
- How to decide which workflows can run autonomously and where humans should stay involved
- Why bugs and performance issues can be automated differently from user behavior insights
- How automated A/B testing could turn digital experience data into continuous optimization
- Ways AI can help teams reduce the manual work behind conversion, performance, and revenue improvement
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