Not counted for shopsSurfing Dog Inbox can take quote requests.
butterflyboutiquebarbados.com offers agents a way to order; we found no way to change it afterwards.
The biggest step: Publish who you are, where you are and when you're open (+5).
Surfing Dog Inbox, free and open source, would let agents message you and ask for a quote; for a shop, those don't change the score. Orders placed in your own checkout stay there: changing, returning or getting receipts for them needs a door in that system. What it is · How to install it
Your llms.txt names an API we couldn't use: it's on another site, which our check doesn't read; declare it when you claim your listing.
2 more doors your site names weren't usable either.
What's missing
Publish who you are, where you are and when you're open (+5 points)
Add LocalBusiness markup in your most specific type (such as HairSalon, Restaurant or Store) to your homepage, with your name, your address and your opening hours.
An assistant checks who you are, where you are and when you're open before it sends anyone your way.
What counts: get_business_profile. schema.org LocalBusiness markup in its most specific type, with name, address and openingHoursSpecification. Selling online through UCP, ACP or Shopify checkout counts in place of an address.
Let agents change a booking or an order (+8 points)
Add reschedule_booking or update_order next to the tool that creates the booking or the order.
Plans change; if an agent can't move a booking or change an order, the customer has to call, or cancels.
Add a tool such as reschedule_booking or update_order on the door that takes the booking or the order.
What counts: reschedule_booking, update_booking, change_reservation, update_order, modify_order, PATCH /bookings/{id}, PATCH /orders/{id}. An inbox that takes bookings or orders.
Let agents start a return or a refund (+8 points)
Add request_return on your MCP server or in your OpenAPI document, and mark up your returns policy (MerchantReturnPolicy).
Customers' assistants keep records; one that can fetch the invoice doesn't ask you for it by email.
Add a small get_invoice tool, on a door of your own, that looks up an invoice by order number and email.
What counts: get_invoice, get_receipt, GET /invoices/{id}. A door that returns the receipt or the invoice for something an agent booked or ordered, or an inbox that takes orders.
This rank counts every business checked, named on a leaderboard or not; a leaderboard numbers the businesses it names and no others, so a place there can be higher. Ordered by agentic score, then the most recent check. This is not the directory's search order, which nobody can pay to change. Leaderboards
Badge
Put it on your own site if you like; nothing is placed anywhere for you.
Is this your business?
Claim or correct it, free: register_business or update_business from your AI (how).
Hide this result: update_business with score_page: "hidden" and your claim token or a proof.
Checking a site is not claiming it: anyone can check any site, and its owner alone can claim, correct or hide it.
This is not a certification: it is what our crawler read on butterflyboutiquebarbados.com's own site and doors on 2026-10-12, scored by the published rules. Nobody can pay for a score or a place.
Evidence: declared — the business's own site or door says so; we have not tried it.
