Solutions for Multichannel Retail

Make the store and storefront work from the same stock plan.

For teams selling online and in person who need one useful view of demand, stock by location, incoming purchases, and the money tied up in each choice.

Sample multichannel decision

The website needs stock; the shop has excess in a slow line.

Sample plan

Sample data

Market basket · natural

Website demand up; shop’s alternate colour is sitting

Stock
74 online + 108 store
Incoming
60 units due in 15 days
Next step
Transfer 36 units to online
Cash
$960 targeted purchase

Transfer the right SKU, hold the slow-line buy, and approve only the gap that remains.

Sample data only. A person approves transfers and supplier purchases.

Decision flow

Transfer before buying.

Sample data

Market basket · natural

  1. Compare locations and channels

    Online: 74 online. Store: 108 store; an alternate colour is sitting while website demand is up.

  2. Transfer available stock

    Team decision: Transfer 36 units to online. Keep the transfer for a person to approve.

  3. Account for incoming supply

    Incoming: 60 units due in 15 days. Include it before deciding whether more supplier stock is needed.

  4. Review only the remaining purchase

    Hold the slow-line buy, then review the remaining gap. Cash context: $960 targeted purchase, still requiring a person’s approval.

A person approves transfers and supplier purchases.

A practical start

Get to a useful first plan without a long setup project.

Connected channels flow in on their own and everything else comes in by file, into one plan the whole team can see.

The sample workspace uses realistic sample data and does not make external changes.

Questions teams ask first

Can we start with different exports from each channel?

Yes. Supported files can be used alongside connected data to build the first shared planning view.

Does one channel get to spend stock without review?

No. The shared plan gives people context; your team still decides allocations, transfers, and supplier orders.

See a plan before you bring in your own data.

Open a sample workspace, then talk with us about your first useful planning outcome.