What are the other 6 notification types in the Pro version?

PushAI Pro offers the following 6 basic notification types directly for WooCommerce:
WooCommerce Notification Types:
Order Confirmations (For Customers): The first confirmation notification sent directly to the customer when they place an order.
Order Status Updates (For Customers): Updates that inform the customer about the order’s preparation or shipping process.
New Order Alerts (For Administrators): Instant alerts sent to administrators when a new order is placed in your store.
Low Stock Alerts (For Administrators): Notifications that inform administrators when a product in your store is out of stock.
Status Change Alerts (For Administrators): System alerts that notify administrators of changes in order statuses.
Abandoned Cart Reminders: Automatic reminders sent to win back customers who have added products to their cart but have not completed the purchase. (Note: In addition to these 6 types, the Cross-sell feature is also highlighted in the resources; this feature offers rule-based automatic product suggestions to increase the cart total for customers who complete an order.)
Other Automatic Notification Types in the Pro Version (Outside of WooCommerce): If you meant other Pro features outside of WooCommerce in your question, the Pro version also includes the following notification types to increase the overall engagement of your site:
AI-Powered Content Digests: Automatically compiles and summarizes the latest posts on your site with the help of artificial intelligence and sends them to your subscribers according to a schedule you define.
Trending Today: Tracks the most read content on your site and automatically sends notifications to your followers when a post reaches a certain level of popularity, encouraging renewed engagement. Comment and Admin Alerts: Alerts that notify administrators of new comments or other important system events on your site.
Custom Post Type Automation: Allows you to create automated notifications not only for standard blog posts, but also for different or custom content types you define on your site.