Alibaba’s Qianwen Office launches e-commerce version and opens invitation testing

Alibaba’s Qianwen Office launches e-commerce version and opens invitation testing

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2026-10-14 06:52:20
Alibaba-backed AI office product Qianwen Office released an e-commerce version on Oct. 14 and has started invitation-only testing, according to a ChainCatcher newsflash. Users can access the new version by switching to the "e-commerce operations" mode inside Qianwen Office. Public information shows the release is aimed at daily workflows for e-commerce clients. The new version includes a cross-platform operations dashboard, trend insights and selling-point analysis, bulk generation of materials for potential hit products, and intelligent cross-platform ROI optimization. It has already connected with business tools including Shengyi Canmou, Youzan, and Qianniu. The report said the project began preparation in June this year and entered an intensive development phase in September. Qianwen Office CEO Chen Yusen coordinated the effort, with nearly 100 employees involved. Among Qianwen Office’s existing paying users, about 20% come from the e-commerce sector.

Alibaba’s AI office product Qianwen Office released an e-commerce version on Oct. 14 and has opened invitation-only testing, according to ChainCatcher. Users can try it by switching to the "e-commerce operations" mode inside Qianwen Office.

E-commerce version enters invitation testing

Public information shows the version is designed for the day-to-day work scenarios of e-commerce clients. It offers a cross-platform operations dashboard, trend insights and selling-point analysis, bulk generation of materials for potential hit products, and intelligent cross-platform ROI optimization. The version is currently connected to operating tools including Shengyi Canmou, Youzan, and Qianniu.

Project timeline and team details

The report said the project started preparation in June this year and moved into an intensive development stage in September. The effort was coordinated by Qianwen Office CEO Chen Yusen, with nearly 100 employees participating.

About 20% of Qianwen Office’s current paying users come from the e-commerce industry.

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