Capabilities

Your Data. Your Rules. Your AI.

DataSync is configured to your operation, not adapted from a template. Metric definitions, thresholds, and reporting priorities are established during implementation and refined as the model learns how the business runs.

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What we can do

Nine places a decision gets made.

These are the domains most commerce businesses start from. None of them ship as a fixed scenario — each is configured against how the operation actually runs, and a capability can be defined for anything the nine do not cover.

Fig. 01 — the nine
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Configured to your structure during SYNC — thresholds, definitions, and recipients are yours. Open the full capability page →
Beyond the nine
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At a glance

The nine capabilities, in two sentences each.

Every capability runs on the same synchronized model of your marketplace, e-commerce, ERP, advertising and stock data. Start with the one that matters most; the others read from the same numbers.

  • Revenue Growth Management

    Know which growth lever actually pays. Sales, price and trade spend are read together to show which lever drove growth, so spend and price can be reallocated.

  • Route-to-Market Strategy

    Sell where the margin actually lands. Channel orders and costs are compared to show the landed margin per route, so volume can be shifted or sell-in paused.

  • Pricing & Promotion Optimization

    Price on elasticity you have measured. Cost, competitor and promotion history become measured price elasticity, so prices move inside an agreed band.

    SmartPricing →Promotion Calculator →
  • Demand & Inventory Forecasting

    Order what you can actually sell. Demand, stock and lead times show coverage against your thresholds and point to the order quantity and date.

  • Supply-Chain Management

    Find the delay at the stage it starts. Supplier, freight and warehouse data attribute each delay to a stage, so the team can escalate or resequence.

  • E-commerce & Retail Operations

    Catch the penalty before it lands. Listings, orders and delivery are watched for exceptions before they turn into penalties, with the listing or routing fix attached.

    Order Profitability →
  • Marketing Performance

    Spend against contribution, not clicks. Ad spend is joined to the order ledger to show contribution after COGS, so the budget can be reallocated.

    Order Profitability →
  • Customer Intelligence

    Know who comes back, and why. Orders, support and reviews become cohort value and churn risk, so issues are resolved before customers are targeted again.

  • Financial Planning & Budgeting

    Explain variance while it still matters. Budget, actuals and commitments are tied to the operational drivers of variance, so cost moves can be approved.

    Remittance →

See it in practice: Mamajoo · Nilky · Munchkin Türkiye · Integrations

Why they belong together

No decision belongs to one department.

Separate tools are each right on their own terms and wrong together. One model checks every recommendation against the domains it touches — with the thresholds and priorities configured to your business.

Fig. 02 — the chain
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Every capability is configurable — the domains, thresholds, and priorities are set to your business, not shipped as defaults.

Reports

Nine capabilities to start. Reporting shaped around your needs.

The nine reporting capabilities are starting points, not limits. With SYNC AI, reports can be created around your role, KPIs, datasets, priorities, and business logic. Start with an existing capability or define your own reporting structure as your business changes.

Fig. 04 — the journey
Nine capabilities Infinite possibilities The existing capabilities provide a structured starting point. Your reporting can be curated around your data, your KPIs, your role, and your business logic.

How do we launch

Live in four steps. Advance in one.

Typically 3 weeks end to end
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How do we start

The data is checked before anything is built.

Implementations fail on data nobody checked, not on software. Your sources are assessed first, then the capabilities are sequenced by what matters most to the business — and by what is actually ready.

Fig. 04 — before and after
Step 1 · Readiness assessment

Every dataset gets the same three questions.

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Each dataset lands in one of six states — computed from twelve gates, not from an opinion.
Assessment phases Each phase can be walked through with your data leads on a call — ask to see one.
Step 2 · Launch plan by vertical

Sequenced by what the business needs first.

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The order is set with you — a blocked dataset moves a vertical back, it never stalls the launch.

Talk to us

Start with one capability. The model covers the rest.

Tell us which capability matters most and which systems you run on. We will show it on data that looks like yours.

Fig. 05 — get started
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