Six levers. Your rules. The cheapest fix that works.
The engine picks a lever, a depth, a place and a time for every product that needs one, explains the choice in plain words, and never steps outside the rules your business and brands set.
Five sets of rules. The tightest one wins.
Break-even
The arithmetic ceiling. Below this price you lose money on every unit.
Examplemax 46%
Category default
The markdown ladder, cover limits and ageing triggers for this kind of product.
Examplemax 40%
Segment rule
Fast fashion, premium and luxury behave differently inside one category.
Examplemax 40%
Brand agreement
What the brand permits, including which creators may represent it.
Examplemax 30% · wins
Product override
An exception a category manager set, logged with a reason.
Examplenone set
The business console
For each decision type, choose approve first, run and tell, or run within limits. Set value, depth and category limits, who approves what, and when automatic running pauses.
ExampleWrite your own rules, preview them and check for clashes. Every change logged with who and why.
About the decision engine
Can we see why it recommended something?
Yes. Every recommendation shows the reason in plain words, the second option when it was close, doing nothing, the forecast for each, and the rules that applied.
What if we disagree?
Pick the second option, enter your own, or reject with a reason. Your own options are measured alongside the engine’s, and rejection reasons show which settings to change.
Does it work without our checkout?
Yes. In recommendations-only mode the engine sends approved decisions daily as Excel, CSV or a feed, with draft purchase orders and transfers.
09Walkthrough on your data
Bring one category. See tomorrow’s worklist.
We load a sample of your catalogue, sales and stock, run the engine on it, and walk you through every recommendation, the reason behind it and what it would have earned.
Go live with as few as 100 SKUs and any length of sales history.
- Your catalogue and stock, loaded
- SKU health and risk scores
- Buy, move and markdown calls
- Festival effects for your regions
- Your brand and store rules
- Live cart or recommendations only
- What it would have saved
- A rollout plan by category