Connect the decisions that usually live in separate systems.
Start with ecommerce, retail, or wholesale alone, or connect a mix. Path Analytics helps improve sell-through within each operation and coordinate decisions across channels when combined. Coverage depends on available connected data.
Cross-Channel Demand
Compare demand across connected stores, marketplaces, and owned ecommerce against expected performance.
Inventory-to-Channel Matching
Find which inventory belongs in stores, ecommerce, or marketplace channels next.
Customer & Buyer Context
Connect customer and channel behavior to see where demand converts.
Channel Profitability
Compare margin, fees, shipping pressure, and returns before moving inventory.
Fulfillment & Returns Feedback
Feed delivery outcomes and returns back into channel decisions.
Ask Across the Business
Ask why a product sells online but not in stores, and which channel needs it next.
Why is this SKU converting online but sitting idle in-store?
Analyze Anything: start with a channel KPI, trend, or action to understand what is working, what is not, and what to do next.
Performance gap
The SKU trails expected store sell-through while marketplace demand grows. Compare stock availability, listings, fulfillment, and returns to explain the gap.
Path Analytics recommendation
Review a transfer from Store #22 after checking store availability, channel margin, fees, and fulfillment costs.
Team review and checkpoint
Warehouse Operations confirms available stock and fulfillment constraints. Channel Operations reviews and executes the move, then leadership checks sell-through, channel profitability, and store availability after 14 days.
From cross-channel signal to a coordinated action.
Path Analytics doesn't stop at a comparison — it finds where inventory is misplaced and recommends the move. Here's what powers it, what it improves, and how the AI stays grounded.
One retail context for your teams and AI.
Build on your existing POS, ERP, and ecommerce systems. Path Analytics adds shared retail definitions, expected performance, and evidence so operators, leaders, and supported AI assistants can work from the same context. Use built-in AI today and extend to new agentic commerce workflows with fewer separate integrations and less duplicated business logic.
See how AI assistants connect to Path Analytics →Bridge demand, inventory, and execution across channels.
See how Path Analytics helps teams coordinate stores, ecommerce, inventory movement, and fulfillment outcomes.