The agents
The analysis arrives done.
Each agent works one decision the business makes over and over — what to write, what to reorder, what to clear, what is quietly losing money. It runs every cycle against live trading data, puts a call against every line, and waits for a person to approve, defer or override it. Buy one on its own, or run them together.
How it fits
Take one agent. You do not have to take the platform.
A boutique that wants the buy plan should not have to buy a board pack to get it. Every agent stands on its own, runs off your own trading data, and needs nothing else switched on. One of our retailers runs the Buy Plan Agent and nothing else.
Run them together and they stop working in isolation. Style Action names the styles that have passed their window; Margin Recovery models how to exit them. True Margin says which ones were never worth holding in the first place. Buy Plan reads all of it before it tells you what to write next season.
And where Pulse is running, the executive sees the summary while the buying team works the detail — the same numbers, at the altitude each of them needs.
Constrained by design
Every recommendation is constrained by your stated strategy.
A margin-protection retailer gets different markdown recommendations than a growth-led retailer — even with identical sell-through data.
A retailer committed to full-price integrity will see that reflected in how clearance is staged. The strategic anchors you set in onboarding are not context. They are the decision rules every agent operates within.
The agents do not just run numbers. They run numbers within the constraints of what your business has said it stands for.
The agents
3 live today. One more in development.
Built for: Fashion and apparel retailers running test-and-reorder
Where the business depends on catching winners early and cutting losers fast, the cost of a late read is the whole margin. The Style Action Agent reads every active style each week — sell-through, cover, age and reorder window — and puts a call against each one: reorder, hold, or mark down before the window closes. The whole range, not the top twenty lines.
Output
Reorder candidates ranked by urgency with window close dates and recommended quantity. Clear list with margin impact at each markdown depth.