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The Agentic OS for Retail Decisions

Every night, OODARIS checks plan, stock, sell-through and price, from the demand forecast to the markdown. By morning, the person who owns each decision has the cause and a proposed fix, with its expected margin. By default, nothing is written back to your systems until they approve it.

Merchandise financial planning and open-to-buy run in production at ALDO Group. Five capabilities are available to new clients today, and five more are coming soon.

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OODIE

Decisions this week

Where things stand this morning.

  1. Demand forecastingTo reviewWeather and a local event raised CL-03's Chelsea boot forecast for weeks 6 to 8.
  2. Merchandise financial planning (MFP)To act onCL-03 Suburban is 6.8 points under margin plan. Cause found.
  3. Open-to-buy (OTB)To reviewA new tariff landed in the autumn buy. OTB has been rebuilt.
  4. AssortmentTo reviewNext season's options are ranked for each store cluster.
  5. AllocationTo resolveThe size curve broke in 41% of doors. Three pack changes are ready.
  6. Pricing and markdownTo approveLadder B is proposed for CL-03, worth +$61,400 in expected GM$.
By default, nothing is written back until its owner approves.Illustrative product view

The ten capabilities in OODARIS

OODARIS proposes the decisions in each capability, and each decision has an owner. Five capabilities are available today and five are coming soon. All ten use one data model, so each one you add reuses the same data and integrations.

Ten capabilities, one data model

  1. Plan

    A woman with long brown hair in a gray blazer, smiling, by an office window
    MayaMerchandise planner
    See the Plan decisionsMeet the agents for this stage

    1. Demand forecasting

    2. MFP & OTB

    3. Assortment planning & optimization

  2. Buy

    A man with curly hair, a beard and round glasses, in a patterned shirt, against a pale wall
    DanielBuyer
    See the Buy decisionsMeet the agents for this stage

    1. Purchase orders & procurement

    2. Sizing & prepacking

  3. Flow

    A woman with long braids in a gray patterned top, working at a laptop in a glass-walled office
    NiaAllocation analyst
    See the Flow decisionsMeet the agents for this stage

    1. Allocation planning & optimization

    2. Replenishment

    3. Transfers

  4. Sell

    A woman with long dark hair in a black blazer, against a light grey office wall
    SanaMerchandise planner, pricing and markdown
    See the Sell decisionsMeet the agents for this stage

    1. Pricing, markdown & promotions

    2. Order fulfillment

Composite roles drawn from live retail engagements

How much OODARIS does is your call.

Prescriptive is the default: OODARIS proposes, and a person approves before anything is written back.

See how each level works
  1. Level 1 of 4OODIE
  2. Level 2 of 4Advisory
  3. Level 3 of 4PrescriptiveDefault
  4. Level 4 of 4AutonomousAvailable

Start with the decision where margin leaks first.

In a demo, we walk one of your decisions from the overnight check to the approved change. A pilot runs it on your data, with 8–12 weeks to a first live cycle. Each capability you add after that reuses the same data model and integrations.

Book a demoPlan a pilot

What happens next

  1. A reply within 24 hours

    A person on the OODARIS team reads your note and writes back to set up a first call.

  2. The first call

    We map the decision's data, handoffs and approvals, and show how OODARIS would work through it.

  3. A pilot, if it fits

    8–12 weeks to a first live cycle, run on your data with your approvals.

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