Deliver the right products to the right people at the right time

You see complexity, your customers see only you

For retailers, the most challenging aspect of the merging of the digital and physical worlds, is how you keep things simple. Satisfying for your customers whilst managing the vast behind-the-scenes complexity of giving product insight across your entire brand, offering a multitude of purchasing and delivery options, and exceeding service expectations.

Every store is a warehouse

The days where your eCommerce operations were separate to your store operations are gone. Today, everywhere you stock merchandise can be a point of supply. For your customers this means more purchasing options and better service, for you this means you can distribute your stock across your network according to your priorities, market-demand and seasonality.

When a tweet puts pressure on supply

As a retailer you are in the business of monitoring trends, predicting appetites, and promising delivery quickly and reliably to customers around the globe. Yet fashion is a very human industry, and a tweet can turn everything upside down in an instant. When it does, you need to be able to allocate inventory, prioritise sales channels, and orchestrate and oversee your delivery across all your channels.

Concept-to-consumer

If you are a brand who does it all the supply side is a vital component of the concept-to-consumer approach. You need to have full control and visibility across all of your supply processes. Your  design, sourcing, production, warehouse management, distribution and supply chain planning needs to be fully connected. You need to bring new lines to market faster, and work concurrently on several collections, and respond to changes of direction at any point whilst maintaining momentum. And easy collaboration with  your customers, suppliers and partners. All of this whilst you ensure that your consumer demands are met.