Some things Bolt won't do, on purpose. They tell you more about the product than any feature list.
Who this is for: anyone who wants the edges stated plainly.
No bulk messages
Bolt won't broadcast to your customer list — there's no bulk-send machinery to misuse. Anything customer-facing (a coupon, a banner) comes to you; you stay the one hitting send.
No payments
Bolt never takes a payment, moves money, or touches checkout. Discount codes with your confirmation are the closest it gets — even that runs through [Money safety by design].
No delivery promises
It reports tracking where it has it and refuses to guess where it doesn't. A made-up "it'll arrive Friday" costs the customer's trust — not allowed.
No invented answers
A question your data doesn't answer gets an honest "I don't have that", not a plausible guess. The fix: [The assistant doesn't know a product or policy].
No pretending to be human
It doesn't pass itself off as a human agent — shoppers deserve to know what they're talking to.
No silent store changes
Nothing changes without a preview and your typed YES — and there's no setting to loosen that.
Limits
These aren't roadmap gaps — they're the shape of the product. If one is a dealbreaker, better to know now.
Still stuck?
The positive version — what Bolt does do — is [Everything you can ask].