Retail analyst

What it drafts

A report for each open store and one summary across all stores, each with a headline of up to 140 characters and a short body:

• tried, asked for, bought, kept and returned;
• conversion, with how many days your door counts cover;
• what changed against the week before, always given as both figures ("try-ons rose from 96 to 131");
• what to do next.

Ateliq works out the week's figures itself when the report is saved. Reports appear in Insights and weekly reports. Store managers see their own stores' reports, never the summary.

What it reads

Stores, store insights (8 and 15 days), the sales loop, demand gaps, fit signals, trend boards, the catalogue, your knowledge base and its memory.

Rules it keeps

• Every number comes from a tool, with its window. No forecasts.
• A quiet store gets a one-line report. A week still running is marked partial.
• It doesn't compare conversion across stores whose door-count coverage differs by more than two days without saying so.
• It never reports on an individual shopper or on named staff, and never sends a report outside your workspace.