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Elasticity, competitor prices, stock position, sell-through pace, margin floor — all pulled from the retail graph in real time.
Regular prices, markdowns, and promo prices — each one checked against demand, competitor prices, your floor, your ceiling, MAP, and margin before it ships. The AI drafts the move using real numbers from every store. Your team approves — or lets the rules run it automatically.
One workflow replaces the weekly pricing meeting — the agent does the prep, your team does the thinking.
Elasticity, competitor prices, stock position, sell-through pace, margin floor — all pulled from the retail graph in real time.
The agent drafts specific price changes per SKU × store. Each one comes with a score, the expected margin delta, and a short written rationale.
Category lead approves, overrides, or batch-approves inside the guardrails you set. Every decision is logged and reversible.
Prices ship to the till. The agent measures the lift trailing 7 / 14 / 28 days and feeds the learning back into elasticity.
Regular price, markdown, premium tier — with elasticity models per category and per store cluster.
Planned sell-through target per collection or season. The agent proposes when and how deep, with margin trade-offs.
Deal depth, mechanic, and duration — scored against incrementality before it reaches the calendar.
Pulled from the marketplace and web sources you authorize — surfaced as a soft input, not an autopilot rule.
Floor, ceiling, MAP, margin %, competitor match policy — set per category, per store, per partner.
Every price change, every approval, every override — logged with the reasoning and reversible on demand.
Pricing runs on top of Kwanta POS, or reads legacy price-book exports while the rest of your stack catches up.
Only if you set a rule that explicitly says so — for example "auto-match competitor within 5% on category X, weekdays only." For anything else, the agent proposes and your team approves. Guardrails are enforced before the change can ship.
From your historical transactions in the retail graph, re-estimated continuously as new data lands. The model runs per SKU × store × channel, with sensible pooling for sparse SKUs.
The agent surfaces the signal and proposes a response inside your guardrails. It will never auto-match a move outside the floor, ceiling, or margin rules you set.
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