Retail decision intelligence

Sell the stock you hold at the best margin.

Every day Zyntel checks every product you carry, works out why it’s slow or selling out, and recommends the cheapest fix: buy more, move it, get it seen, wait for a festival, discount it, or exit. Always inside the rules your brands allow.

Run it as recommendations your team approves, or let it apply offers live at checkout.

Buy

Cotton kurta, indigoFF-KUR-2291

Selling 3× faster than stock in Kochi

Order 420 by 22 Oct

Today’s worklistSample data

6
levers, tried cheapest first
8
checks in every run, in the same order
5
layers of rules. The tightest one wins
100
SKUs is all you need to go live

01Why Zyntel

Retailers lose money in two directions at once.

They discount stock that didn’t need discounting, and run out of stock people wanted. Both come from decisions made late, on too little information, with only one tool.

  1. Every slow product gets a price cut

    Zyntel finds out why it’s slow first. A visibility problem needs creators, not a markdown. A stock-in-the-wrong-store problem needs a transfer.

    Separate a price problem from a visibility problem.

  2. Hero lines sell out before the peak

    Reorder quantities and order-by dates are worked back from supplier lead times and the festivals coming to each region.

    Stop sell-outs before Diwali, not after.

  3. Discounting into free demand

    If an event that clears this category is days away, the engine says wait. Discounting now gives margin away for sales you would have made anyway.

    Wait costs nothing. Discounting costs margin for good.

02Six levers

The fix isn’t always a discount.

Zyntel asks one question of every product, every day: is it in trouble, or about to be? Then it recommends the cheapest fix that works, and explains why in plain words.

Every product, every run

Is it selling faster than we hold, or holding more than we can sell?

The engine compares expected demand, including events ahead, with stock on hand and on order.

Selling faster than we hold

Buying path

  1. Buy

    A reorder quantity and an order-by date, worked back from the supplier’s lead time. Capped by open-to-buy, storage and shelf life.

Holding more than we can sell

Promoting path · cheapest fix first

  1. Move

    Send it where it sells: another store, region or warehouse.

  2. Get seen

    Put it in front of more people through creators and affiliates.

  3. Wait

    A festival or season is coming that clears it at full price.

  4. Discount

    Step down the category’s ladder, above the margin floor.

  5. Exit

    Clear to an outlet, bundle or liquidator and free the space.

Keeps marginCosts margin for good

03Inventory intelligence

See which SKUs will sell, stall or stock out.

Health and risk for every product, scored from sell-through, age, days of cover and margin. Slow movers surface weeks before they become dead stock.

  • Cover worked out against expected demand, including events ahead
  • Fast fashion, premium and luxury judged by their own selling life
  • Stock in the wrong store flagged before anyone discounts it
Explore inventory intelligence
SKU healthWomen’s ethnic & denim · 5 of 1,240Sample data
ProductHealthCoverSell-throughLever
Slim denim, blackFF-DEN-0874Overstocked61 days34%Move
Graphic teeFF-TEE-5510Ageing96 days41%Discount
Cotton kurtaFF-KUR-2291Selling out9 days88%Buy
Silk-blend sareeFF-SAR-1150Not seen48 days22%Get seen
Quilted jacketFF-JKT-3302Event ahead70 days18%Wait
Cover = days of stock at expected demandSorted by risk

Decide with reasons

Managers approve what they understand.

Every recommendation shows why, the second-best option, doing nothing, and the rules it followed. Approve it, pick another, or reject it with a reason the engine learns from.

  • Forecast units, margin and stock left for each option
  • Approval levels by lever and value
  • Your own option, measured side by side
Explore the decision engine
Review a recommendationCategory head approvalSample data

Graphic tee, summer drop

FF-TEE-5510 · 1,840 units · 14 stores

Discount 20%

Why: 96 days in stock against a 12-week selling life. No event ahead clears this category. Moving it won’t help: every store is overstocked. First step of the fast-fashion ladder (20 / 40 / 60).

OptionUnits soldMarginLeft after 10 days
Get seen · 3 creators610₹3.1L1,230
Do nothing240₹1.4L1,600

Rules applied: margin floor ₹212 · brand limit 30% · category ladder · tightest wins

Above ₹1 lakh needs category head

04Two ways to run it

Start without touching your checkout.

Zyntel owns a live cart engine. If you already have a promotion tool, take the recommendations instead and act in your own systems.

Live cart

Zyntel applies the offer at checkout

Every order passes through the engine, so no order goes below the margin floor and an offer stops the moment its budget or stock runs out.

Margin floor
Checked on every order
Stopping offers
Automatic
Codes
Created and checked by Zyntel
Results
Measured automatically
Time to start
Longer: checkout is linked

Recommendations only

Zyntel decides, your systems act

The engine decides product, lever, depth, place and timing, and sends the list to your systems every day as a file or feed. Nothing in your checkout changes.

Margin floor
Checked when we recommend
Stopping offers
We alert, you stop it
Codes
Created by Zyntel, loaded by you
Results
Needs your order data daily
Time to start
Shorter: nothing to rewire

Mix them: online orders through the live cart, store tills on recommendations. Or start on recommendations for a season and move to the live cart one category at a time. The decisions are the same either way.

06Retail calendar

Built for how India shops.

Festival dates shift every year, Eid is confirmed by moon sighting, and Dhanteras is a few auspicious hours. We keep the calendar for every state, and your team adds its own local events.

  • Raise expected demand in the right region before the peak
  • Move stock toward where the event will hit
  • Stop gifting offers at the delivery cutoff
  • Weather, sport, payday and wedding dates too
Explore the retail calendar
Retail calendarNext 60 days · dates maintained by ZyntelSample data
WhenEventMovesLeverEngine says
17–21 OctDurga PujaWest Bengal, AssamEthnic wear, footwearWaitHold 3 lines at full price
6 NovDhanterasAll statesJewellery, appliancesBuyOrder-by date passed for 1 line
8 NovDiwaliAll statesGifting, home, ethnicMoveShift 2,400 units north
Nov–FebWedding seasonPeak dates by regionEthnic, jewelleryBuyBuy ahead on 14 lines
2 local events added by your teamEdit dates in the console

07Built for your teams

Everyone who touches stock gets the same answer.

  • Merchandising & buying

    A daily worklist of what to reorder, move or hold, with order-by dates and draft purchase orders.

  • Category & marketing

    Promotions, markdowns and creator campaigns timed to stock and events, inside brand limits.

  • Finance

    Margin floors, budgets and approval levels set before the spend. Every decision logged with its cost.

  • Engineering & IT

    Start with a file upload. Add feeds and the live cart when you’re ready. One API, separate test and live.

08Questions

Asked before every walkthrough.

What does Zyntel do?

It reads your sales, stock, what’s on order, the festival calendar, weather and sport, and decides what to do with each product: buy more, move it, get it seen, wait, discount or exit. It recommends the cheapest fix that works, inside your rules.

Do we have to let Zyntel change prices live?

No. You can run on recommendations only: the engine sends a daily list or file and your own systems apply it. Or use our live cart for some channels or categories and recommendations for others.

How much data do we need?

At least 100 SKUs and whatever sales history you have. More history sharpens forecasts, but you can start with a few months.

Does it handle festivals and regional events?

Yes. We maintain festival dates by state, plus wedding season, payday and school cycles, weather and sport. You can correct dates and add your own events.

How are creators and affiliates paid?

You choose per campaign or client: a fixed fee, per sale, or per sale after the return window closes. Rate limits and return windows are set by category.

Can it break our brand agreements?

No. Rules come in layers (break-even, category, segment, brand agreement, product override) and the tightest one always wins.

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