Built for retail

For retailers who carry thousands of SKUs across stores and channels.

Zyntel is built for retail first: owned and franchise stores, ecommerce and omnichannel, and categories that behave nothing alike.

Where margin leaks today.

  • Slow lines surface at the end-of-season review, when the only lever left is a deep cut.

  • Every slow product gets the same markdown, whether the problem is price, visibility or the wrong store.

  • One store is overstocked on a line another store keeps running out of.

  • Buying ahead and timing offers for regional events depends on who remembers last year.

Fast fashion, premium and luxury don’t share a playbook.

Zyntel applies the right selling life, ladder and levers to each segment, even inside one category.

AttributeFast fashionPremiumLuxury
Selling life8 to 12 weeks20 to 26 weeksA year or more, often carried forward
Price anchorDisposableMatters, defend where possibleA public discount damages the brand
Markdown ladder20, 40, 60%15, 25, 40%Usually none
First leversMove, discountMove, get seen, waitMove, private offers, carry forward

Where Zyntel fits.

  • Owned and franchise stores

    Different rules per store type. Franchise stores can run on recommendations while owned stores run live.

  • Ecommerce and omnichannel

    One decision across web, app and store, with channel moves to marketplace warehouses and dark stores.

  • Fashion & lifestyle

    Short selling lives, size curves and creator-led visibility.

  • Electronics & appliances

    Payday, Dhanteras and wedding-season buying, with shorter return windows.

  • Grocery & daily needs

    Daily runs, shelf-life caps on buying, and weather-driven demand.

  • Home & furniture

    Weekly runs, slow selling lives, and transfers that weigh freight cost.

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