Your stores generate millions of signals.
We help you hear them.

y connects store performance data, customer voice, competitor intelligence, and market research into one clear picture. So you can finally answer why.

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Not a dashboard. A complete retail intelligence toolkit.

Most tools show you numbers. y connects the dots: your store data, what customers are saying online, what competitors are doing, and what research says works. Then it tells you what to do about it.

AI is one of our tools — not the whole story. We combine sensor data, web monitoring, NLP analysis, curated research, and EU-wide datasets into actionable intelligence.

  • In-store sensors — Traffic counting, zone tracking, queue measurement, demographics
  • Customer voice analysis — Reviews, sentiment, complaint patterns across platforms
  • Competitor monitoring — Website changes, promotions, pricing shifts detected automatically
  • Curated research library — Best practices, benchmarks, case studies across retail domains
  • EU market datasets — Consumer confidence, spending trends, e-commerce, labour costs
  • AI reasoning engine — Connects all sources, diagnoses problems, recommends actions

Many layers of data. One clear picture.

Every insight is built from multiple data sources, cross-referenced and verified.

Store Performance (150+ metrics) Traffic, conversion, queue times, zone engagement, demographics, occupancy, revenue, lost sales
Customer Voice (50k+ reviews) Online reviews, customer sentiment, complaint patterns, satisfaction trends across platforms
Market Intelligence (24/7 monitoring) Competitor website changes, promotion tracking, news alerts, pricing shifts
Knowledge Base (8 categories) Searchable retail research: best practices, benchmarks, case studies across management domains
EU Market Datasets (16 indicators) Consumer confidence, retail spending, e-commerce trends, labour costs, inflation across 30+ countries
Automated Diagnostics AI cross-references all layers to identify root causes and recommend specific actions with cited sources
Morning Briefings Daily email with yesterday's performance, key alerts, weather-adjusted forecasts, staffing recommendations
Research-Backed Answers Every recommendation cites sources — industry studies, benchmarks, your own historical data

Retail is drowning in data and starving for insight

These aren't hypotheticals. These are the numbers keeping retail leaders awake.

$112B

Annual retail shrinkage in the US alone. Organized retail crime up 26.5% year-over-year.

NRF 2024
44%

Of front-line retail employees plan to leave within 6 months. Hiring costs spiral.

McKinsey 2025
73%

Of consumers abandon a purchase if forced to queue more than 5 minutes.

HappyOrNot 2025
56%

Of unhappy customers never complain. They just leave and never return. Silent churn.

Forrester 2024

Not another dashboard. A reasoning engine.

y doesn't just show you data. It cross-references all sources — then tells you what to do about it.

01

Diagnose, don't just report

Conversion dropped 8%? y checks queue wait times, cross-references staffing levels, finds that checkout #3 was unstaffed, and cites research showing >15min waits cause 18% conversion loss.

"Conversion dropped because queue times hit 22min during lunch. Checkout 3 was closed. Adding one staff member 11–2pm would recover an estimated €4,200/week."
conversion queue times lost sales
02

See what competitors are doing

y monitors competitor websites with change detection. When a rival launches a promotion, changes pricing, or redesigns their page, you know within hours — with a change score and strategic analysis.

"Competitor X changed their homepage (score: 72/100). New banner: 30% off accessories. Your nearby stores historically see 8–15% footfall dip during their promos."
competitor changes news foot traffic
03

Know every zone in your store

Which display gets attention? Which zone has traffic but people walk right through? y tracks every area — who enters, how long they stay, what catches their eye — per floor, per zone, per hour.

"Electronics zone: 340 visitors, only 48s dwell (vs 2min average). Only 23% stop to browse. The endcap gets glances but not attention — consider repositioning."
zone traffic engagement display attention
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04

Contextualize with macro data

Was last month's traffic dip your problem, or the whole market? y overlays EU-wide economic data — consumer confidence, retail spending, e-commerce shifts across 30+ countries. Your numbers in context.

"Your traffic dipped 4% in October, but Slovak retail turnover fell 6.2%. Consumer confidence hit -18.4. You outperformed the market. Focus on conversion, not acquisition."
consumer confidence retail turnover inflation
05

Morning briefing at 7:30

Before you open your laptop: yesterday's traffic, conversion, revenue. Which stores hit targets. Which didn't and why. New reviews with sentiment. Weather-adjusted forecasts. Staffing recommendations.

"3 of 5 stores beat target. BA Main missed by 12% — road closure reduced traffic. 2 new reviews (4.2 avg). Rain today = expect +18% indoor traffic. Consider adding 1 associate."
daily email performance weather
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06

Answers backed by research

When y recommends a change, it cites sources. The knowledge base contains thousands of research documents across 8 categories — from shrinkage prevention to omnichannel strategy.

"Research: checkout wait tolerance is 5min for grocery, 8min for electronics. Your pharmacy stores average 11min. Stores with self-checkout saw 31% wait reduction."
research library cited sources

One platform. Every retail challenge.

y adapts to your vertical, your role, and your language.

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Telecom Retail

Cut activation wait times

Track queue times by service type, predict peak load, recommend staffing — while monitoring competitor promos.

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Fashion Retail

Find dead zones in layout

Identify zones with high traffic but low dwell time. Find displays that aren't being noticed.

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Grocery

Optimize for 1.6% margins

Correlate checkout queues with abandonment, track peak patterns, benchmark conversion against research.

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Banking Branches

Decide which branches go advisory

Compare traffic, transactions, dwell time, and NPS to identify advisory vs. full-service branches.

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Regional Manager

Root cause underperformance

Cross-reference traffic, conversion, reviews, and market data to explain why a store is underperforming.

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Loss Prevention

Spot anomalous patterns early

Flag unusual short-visit spikes, browsing-to-purchase ratio changes, and time patterns preceding theft.

This is what a weekly report looks like

Real structure, anonymized data. Every client gets this every week — automatically.

| Weekly Store Report
Sample · Fictional data
GreenLeaf Fashion — Weekly Report
20. – 26. January 2026 (W04) · 5 stores
11,284
Total visits
−12.3%
Week over week
+2.1%
Year over year
16:00
Peak hour
Store Rankings
# Store Visits Share WoW YoY
1 OC Galleria 4,180 37.0% −8.5% +3.1%
2 City Park 3,020 26.8% −16.2% −1.4%
3 Central Square 1,890 16.7% −11.0% +5.8%
4 Riverside 1,240 11.0% −14.3% +1.2%
5 Market Hall 954 8.5% −9.1% −3.0%
Best performer
Central Square
+5.8% YoY — strongest year-over-year growth in network
Needs attention
City Park
−16.2% WoW — largest weekly decline, investigate local cause
Daily Visits
1,310
Mon
1,280
Tue
1,340
Wed
1,260
Thu
1,420
Fri
2,340
Sat
2,134
Sun
Weather & Impact
Mon
🌫️
−3°C
Tue
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−4°C
Wed
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−2°C
Thu
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−1°C
Fri
1°C
Sat
3°C
Sun
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4°C
Peak Hours (weekly aggregate)
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Peak: 15:00–17:00 (38% of all visits). Afternoon peak typical for mall-based fashion retail.

Regional Overview
Region Stores Visits Share
Capital 2 (Galleria, City Park) 7,200 63.8%
West 2 (Central Sq., Riverside) 3,130 27.7%
East 1 (Market Hall) 954 8.5%
Calendar Context

Regular January week. End-of-season winter sales winding down. No holidays or special events. Cold start (−4°C) warming toward weekend (+4°C) — weekend warmth correlates with +80% visit uplift vs. weekday average.

Recommendations
Priority: High
City Park — investigate −16.2% weekly decline. Largest drop in network. Check for local competitor promotions or mall-level traffic changes.
Priority: Medium
Leverage weekend traffic peak. Weekend accounts for 40% of weekly visits. Consider extending Saturday staffing and launching weekend-only promotions for end-of-sale period.
Priority: Monitor
Central Square — replicate success. Strongest YoY growth (+5.8%). Identify what's working and apply learnings to underperforming locations.

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