Retail planning clarity before a full platform rollout.
Stridegrid helps merchandising teams find stock risk, OTB gaps, markdown opportunities, reorder needs, and store-size imbalance from the files they already use.
Three planning areas. One workspace.
MerchandiseIQ brings financial, assortment, and inventory decisions together from the retail files your team already has.
Financial Planning
Review open-to-buy budgets, receipts, brand performance, and planning scenarios. Forecast views use the data supplied in the workbook, with decisions reviewed by your team.
Plan the budgetAssortment & Buying
Compare SKU and size performance, identify demand-supply gaps, and prepare reorder candidates. Range-building and automated buying are not part of the current pilot.
Plan the rangeInventory Planning
See stock risk by store and size, explore allocation scenarios, and export transfer or replenishment candidates for human approval.
Move the stockStart with one category. Prove value before platform change.
We keep the first engagement narrow: one category, one data template, two or three review calls, and a final opportunity report.
Apply for pilotWho it is for
Fashion, footwear, lifestyle, accessories, and home retailers with 20-100 stores or a growing D2C/offline mix.
What we need
SKU master, store master, sales, stock-on-hand, and any OTB or receipts file available for the pilot category.
What you get
MerchandiseIQ dashboard, diagnostic report, action files, data quality summary, and a recommendation for the right ongoing plan.