Data scattered across channels
POS, online store, marketplaces, warehouse and spreadsheets never quite line up, so every report starts with a manual stitch.
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Agentic BI for RetailThe agentic BI platform for retail teams. Your AI analyst investigates margin, stock-outs and returns across your POS, e-commerce and inventory data. Every number cited, never guessed.
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Question
Why is sell-through down on outerwear this month?
Sell-through by category%
Root cause
Outerwear stock landed three weeks late in two regions, and 64% of its unsold units are sitting there.
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of numbers cited to a query that ran
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monitoring on the stores and products you put on watch
Your POS, online store, inventory and loyalty systems each hold part of the story. Seeing that sales or margin moved is easy. Knowing why takes an analyst a week, by which time the season has moved on.
POS, online store, marketplaces, warehouse and spreadsheets never quite line up, so every report starts with a manual stitch.
Best sellers run out while slow lines pile up, and nobody sees it until the weekly report.
Markdowns and promotions quietly erode margin, and it’s hard to tell which ones actually paid off.
Return rates climb on certain products, sizes or channels, and the cause stays buried in the data.
Repeat rate, churn and lifetime value are scattered across loyalty, email and checkout data.
Static exports are out of date the moment they’re emailed, and two teams rarely agree on the same KPI.
No SQL, no ticket to the data team. SchemaChat does the heavy lifting.
Four real-world questions, answered the way SchemaChat answers them: the number, the why, and a chart of what it found.
Ask
Why is gross margin down 1.8 points this quarter?
SchemaChat
Gross margin fell from 41.2% to 39.4%. Markdowns on seasonal lines account for most of the drop.
Root cause
Winter lines were discounted 30% three weeks early, and sales didn’t rise enough to cover the lost margin.
Ask
Which best sellers keep running out of stock?
SchemaChat
38 of your top 200 products hit zero stock last month, costing an estimated $214k in lost sales.
Root cause
Reorder points were set on last year’s demand, so fast sellers run dry before the next delivery lands.
Ask
Why is the return rate up on online orders?
SchemaChat
Online returns are 19.4%, up from 15.8%. Two product lines account for 58% of the increase.
Root cause
Sizes M and L in the new jacket line are returned three times as often, with “runs small” as the stated reason.
Ask
Which customers are least likely to come back?
SchemaChat
The 60-day repeat rate fell from 38% to 33%. Customers won with deep discount codes are the biggest drop.
Root cause
Customers acquired with deep-discount codes rarely return at full price, and they now make up 35% of new buyers.
From the shop floor to the boardroom, the same governed numbers answer every team.
Gross margin · Sell-through · AOV
See what drives revenue and margin by category, store and channel, and where the margin goes.
Stock cover · Stock-outs · Turnover
Balance stock across stores and warehouses so best sellers stay on the shelf and slow lines stop piling up.
Promo lift · Discount depth · Margin
Learn which discounts lift sales enough to justify the margin they cost, before the next campaign.
Return rate · Reasons · Net sales
Trace returns to the product, size or supplier behind them, and fix the cause instead of the symptom.
Repeat rate · Lifetime value · Churn
See who comes back, who doesn’t, and what makes the difference, from the very first order.
Demand · Forecast gap · Seasonality
Understand seasonality and trends by product and store so you buy and stock ahead of demand.
Try it: click a store on the map.
Stores & channelsColour = sell-through
Sell-through by store
Gross margin, last 12 weeksNow 39.4% · was 41.4%
SchemaChat reads the database your retail systems already feed. There’s no new tracking to install and no data to re-enter.
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SchemaChat connects to the database your systems write into: PostgreSQL, MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake or MongoDB. If your POS, e-commerce or inventory data lands in one of those, or in a CSV export, you can start asking questions straight away.
No. You ask in plain English. SchemaChat writes and runs the queries, and shows the exact SQL behind every answer, so your data team can check it any time.
Yes, if the tables are in the same connected database, SchemaChat can join them. For example it can link online orders to returns and to inventory by product, and define the join once as a governed metric.
Every figure comes from a query that actually ran, with the step behind it cited. If the data isn’t there to answer a question, SchemaChat says so rather than guessing.
All AI queries are SELECT-only, enforced at the SQL parser layer, so SchemaChat cannot modify or delete your data. Database credentials are encrypted at rest. You also choose which tables and views it can see, so personal customer fields can be left out.
It analyses your history, including seasonality, trends and what drove past peaks, so you can plan buying and stock with the patterns in front of you. It isn’t a replacement for a dedicated forecasting model.
Yes. Put any finding on watch, for example a store’s sell-through or a product’s stock cover, and you’ll be alerted when it crosses a threshold, along with a digest of what changed.
Yes. The REST API lets you ask questions, run read-only queries and pull charts from your own backends, Slack bots and automations using a Bearer token.
The 14-day team trial lets you connect your own database (read-only) or upload CSVs, run deep analyses and build dashboards, with no credit card and up to 3 seats. After the trial, Premium and custom plans for larger teams are on the pricing page.
Connect a database or upload a CSV of recent sales and ask your first question in about a minute.