Every store on one screen
Sales, stock and margin by store, category and channel in one place. The Monday trading meeting starts from the same numbers.
Live business dashboardINDUSTRY · RETAIL
Buy and allocate
stock on
this week's numbers
See stock, sales and margin across every store and channel in one place. More of the right product reaches the right store before it needs a markdown.
Built on Microsoft. Connected to Shopify or Lightspeed, and your stock and customer systems.
/01 · The problem
Stock sits in the wrong stores, and the cost hides in markdowns.
If one of these sounds familiar, we can help.
Ranges are allocated in the same proportions to every store, so stock that sells in metro gets marked down regionally.
Best-selling continuity lines stock out unnoticed, because replenishment relies on a spreadsheet the buyer checks when time allows.
Total sales and margin are clear, but cost-to-serve by channel is not, so ship-from-store may be eroding margin unseen.
A small group of customers drives much of the revenue, yet split loyalty and sales data hide who might leave.
/02 · What changes for you
Stock goes where it sells, so you can cut markdowns.
We bring your POS, e-commerce, stock and customer data together.
Demand you can see by store
A demand forecast for each store and category, using sell-through and seasonal patterns. Built on one checked data source.
Business data platformStock moved before it needs a markdown
An AI agent suggests allocations and transfers between stores from local demand. Your buyer approves each move.
Custom AI agentsOne stock count for stores and online
Dynamics 365 Business Central holds stock and finance in one system. Stores, online and the warehouse work from one count.
Connected ERP
/03 · How your systems connect
Keep your retail systems. Connect them into one view.
Your POS, e-commerce, stock and customer systems feed one checked data layer. Forecasting, allocation and reporting sit on top.
// how your systems connect · retailv1.0
Demand Forecasting
Stock Allocation
Customer Analytics
Markdown Tracking
Trading Performance
Store Performance
Store Transfers
Promotion Results
Customer Value
Category Reporting
Business data platform · Microsoft Fabric
POS
Shopify · Lightspeed
E-commerce
Shopify · BigCommerce
Inventory
Dynamics 365 · your stock system
CRM / Loyalty
Klaviyo · Marsello
Marketing
GA4 · Meta
What your teams see
Demand ForecastingStock AllocationCustomer AnalyticsMarkdown TrackingTrading PerformanceStore PerformanceStore TransfersPromotion ResultsCustomer ValueCategory Reporting
Business data platform · Microsoft Fabric
Systems you run today
POS
Shopify · Lightspeed
E-commerce
Shopify · BigCommerce
Inventory
Dynamics 365 · your stock system
CRM / Loyalty
Klaviyo · Marsello
Marketing
GA4 · Meta
/04 · How a project runs
Start with one category. Know the price before we build.
We check your data before we build on it. What we build runs in your own Microsoft environment, and you own 100% of the IP in it.
If it misses the agreed outcome, we fix it. Our engineers work as part of your team.
If you're committed to SAP or Oracle, we're probably not the right fit.
- 1
A 30-minute call
Tell us where stock and margin are slipping. We say plainly whether we can help.
- 2
A two-week fixed-fee review
We check your data and systems, then give you a clear go or no-go.
- 3
A fixed-price build
The scope and price are agreed before we start.
/05 · Questions buyers ask
What retailers ask first.
No. Your POS and e-commerce platform, such as Shopify or Lightspeed, stay where they are and keep processing sales. We connect to them and build the forecasting, allocation and reporting on top.
Yes, with data-sharing agreements in place. Access is set by role. Franchisees see their own stores, and the franchisor sees the network.
Seasonal patterns are built into the forecast. It uses past sell-through and adjusts for sales lost to stockouts. Allocation then uses the forecast for each store.
Yes. Joining store, online, warehouse and in-transit stock into one count is the first data job. The review tells you how long it will take.
First, a two-week fixed-fee review. A live trading dashboard then typically takes 10–14 weeks, depending on your data. We confirm your timeline in the review.
Yes. You own 100% of the IP in what we build: forecast models, allocation logic, pipeline code and documentation. Microsoft licence and usage charges are separate.
/06 · Your next step
Your product shouldn't wait for a markdown to find the right store.
Book a 30-minute call
After the call, a two-week fixed-fee review gives you an honest go or no-go before any project starts.