The assistant no longer calls an in-stock product sold out because of a theme label

The assistant stops reading a hidden "Sold out" as the product's stock. Many themes put their stock and cart notices in every product page and only show the one that applies: a sold-out badge, an "Only 3 left" or "Out of stock" message, a per-store stock line, an "Added to cart" or cart error notice. AISA's page reader kept these labels in the page's sections, the text the assistant reads when a shopper asks about the page. The assistant could then tell a shopper that an in-stock product was sold out.

The reader now skips these labels. For a page read with sections, they no longer appear in the sections, in the text starter questions are written from, or in what the page search matches. Availability still comes from your catalog only, as before.

The match goes by how the theme names the label, so a label with an unusual name can still get through. A page read before sections existed is written about and searched from its flat text, which still holds such labels until the page is read again.

The rest of the page is kept. A block whose styling only marks the product as sold out (the product area or the price, for example) keeps its text, and so does prose that mentions "sold out", such as a note in a description.

Pages already stored are cleaned the next time they are read: automatic reading reads them again after 7 or 30 days, or you can select them on Pages and click Read again. The page's Full text tab shows that flat text and can still show such a label.