Jev decisions for Magento 2
Magento 2 module asks Jev typed questions about orders, customers, products, reviews, and abandoned carts, then stores answers and confidence in the admin.
# HenriqueKieckbusch_Jev Jev is the decision model of [Typesafe](https://typesafe.ai). This module asks Jev a fixed set of yes/no and multiple-choice questions about your orders, customers, products, reviews and abandoned carts, and stores every answer directly on the entity, with its confidence and full probability breakdown. Every question is asked in a **single API call per entity**, so one order save costs one Typesafe request no matter how many questions it answers. ## Screenshots **Order** — new "Jev" tab on the order view page, with a tooltip explaining what the chosen answer means: **Customer** — new "Jev Customer Assessment" tab on the customer edit page: **Product** — dedicated, read-only "Jev" attribute group on the product edit page, updated automatically every time the product is saved: **Configuration** — Stores > Configuration > Services > Jev: **Jev Activity** — every analyzed entity, of every type, in one report (Reports > Marketing > Jev Activity): ## What Jev answers | Entity | Where you see it | When it runs | | --- | --- | --- | | Order | New "Jev" tab on the order view page, plus optional Sales > Orders grid columns | On every order save (after the order is committed) | | Customer | New "Jev" tab on the customer edit page, plus optional Customers grid columns | On every customer save (after commit) | | Product | New "Jev" attribute group on the product edit page (read-only, auto-updated, each field's note shows what its current answer means), plus optional grid columns | On every product save (after commit) | | Review | Panel below the review edit form, plus two columns on the reviews grid | On every review save (admin and storefront, after commit) | | Abandoned cart | Columns on Reports > Marketing > Aba