Upsurge Documentation
Upsurge helps commerce teams improve conversion with first-party tracking, Smart Search, recommendation campaigns, overlays, chatbots, experiments, and workflow automation.
Use these docs when you are installing Upsurge on a storefront, wiring event data, launching customer-facing campaigns, or managing your catalog, customers, and team.
Start here
- Getting started: create a workspace, connect a storefront, and verify your first event.
- SDK installation: browser script setup and initialization.
- Event tracking: commerce events to send from the storefront.
- Integrations: connect external services and bring products in.
- Products and product fields: manage the catalog and standardize metadata.
- Campaigns: the Campaigns hub, AI goal plans, and the shared lifecycle.
- Recommendations, overlays, and chatbots: customer-facing experiences.
- Experiments: compare campaign variants with evidence.
- Smart Search: storefront search, merchandising, and collections.
- Workflows: event, schedule, and webhook automation.
- Analytics: performance, attribution scope, conversions, and partner results.
- Customers: profiles, audiences, and leads.
- Workspace: sites, API keys, team, roles, and notifications.
Choose an outcome
| I want to… | Start with… |
|---|---|
| Confirm that Upsurge can receive storefront data | Send your first event |
| Add Upsurge to a custom storefront | Connect a storefront |
| Connect a provider or import products | Integrations and product data |
| Launch an onsite experience | Overlays or chatbots |
| Let Upsurge propose campaigns for a goal | Plan campaigns from a goal |
| Improve onsite search | Smart Search |
| Offer an existing store discount code | Store coupons |
| Invite a teammate | Team and roles |
| Automate an event or handoff | Workflows |
| Interpret performance without overstating attribution | Analytics |
| Integrate without the browser SDK | API reference |
Current platform documentation
These pages describe the maintained platform release. Use the version selector when a guide refers to a frozen historical contract.