Use case
2026-09-10 · 7 min read
Key takeaways
- The signal comes from the semantic layer, not from a report.
- Simulation shows the projected impact before approval.
- The result is measured seven days later and remembered.
ERP, PLM, CRM and documents keep provenance and version.
The signal
The Stock Agent reads coverage per market on the canonical Product and flags Italy at 17.6 days against a healthy Germany.
Evidence arrives with its sources: SAP inventory, POS sell-out, commerce demand.
The decision
The Buyer Orchestrator proposes a transfer and simulates it: stock after the move, projected markdown avoided, alternatives.
Above the buyer's limit the decision routes to the merchandising director; nothing executes before approval.
The measure
The approved action becomes a registered STO with its reference, and seven days later the platform reports the measured effect.
That measurement is what turns one decision into a rule the organisation can reuse.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why does “The signal” matter?
The Stock Agent reads coverage per market on the canonical Product and flags Italy at 17.6 days against a healthy Germany. Evidence arrives with its sources: SAP inventory, POS sell-out, commerce demand.
How does “The decision” work?
The Buyer Orchestrator proposes a transfer and simulates it: stock after the move, projected markdown avoided, alternatives. Above the buyer's limit the decision routes to the merchandising director; nothing executes before approval.
What should a team know about “The measure”?
The approved action becomes a registered STO with its reference, and seven days later the platform reports the measured effect. That measurement is what turns one decision into a rule the organisation can reuse.