Insights // 01

What your store never knew.

Every week, what shoppers tried, asked for, bought, kept and returned, store by store, and what they wanted that you don't carry.

Product screen, illustrative data.

Weekly reports // 02

A report for every store, every Monday.

One report for each store and a summary across all stores: tried, asked for, bought, kept and returned, what changed from the week before, and what to do next.

A store manager sees their own stores' reports, never the summary. A quiet week gets a one-line report.

A photo-real try-on in the emerald satin slip dress
Ask your stores // 03

Ask your stores, in plain words.

Head office types a question. The Retail Lead answers from your store data and lists exactly what it read, then passes any work to the right agent.

  1. Head office

    What did shoppers ask for last week that we don't carry?

  2. Retail Lead

    Three asks came up most at the demo store: linen co-ords with pockets, indigo block-print day dresses, and chikankari for a day wedding. Two of them match trends on this week's approved board.

    Read: last week's store reportRead: asked for, not carriedRead: this week's trend board
  3. Head office

    Can the Designer look at the linen one?

  4. Retail Lead

    I've passed it to the Designer. Any concept comes back to you as a draft, and nothing reaches a shopper until someone approves it.

Illustration: a canned exchange, not live data. It does not call a live AI.

Trend velocity // 04

Trends, rising or cooling.

Over four weeks, each trend is marked rising, steady, cooling or new, from what shoppers try on and, if you import it, search interest, with how confident Ateliq is.

  • Linen co-ords with pocketsRising
  • Indigo block printSteady
  • Chikankari for day weddingsNew

Illustration of trend velocity, with images made with AI in a test.

Insight // 05

What a physical store never knew before.

  • Asked for, not carried

    What shoppers asked for that the store doesn't stock, grouped by phrase and store, to download or send to your planning system.

  • Footfall and conversion

    Import or push your door counts, and Ateliq shows the share of visitors who used the screens and went on to buy.

  • Kept and returned

    With your orders, ERP or payment provider connected, each hand-off becomes kept, partly returned or returned once the return window closes.

  • The store view

    Try-ons, purchases, jewellery attach rate, most tried and least bought, add-on and step-up rates, time to decide and returning shoppers.

Why it compounds // 06

Every try-on teaches the next collection.

The insight from each week becomes next week's trend board and the next design brief.

  1. Trends

    What's rising in your city this week

  2. Design

    Concepts drafted for the gaps in your range

  3. Try-on

    Shoppers wear them, and the pieces you stock

  4. Sale

    On the floor, at the counter or later on their phone

  5. Insight

    What was tried, asked for, kept and bought

Specifications // 07

Tech specs

Reports

Every Monday: one per store, and one across all stores

Trends

Rising, steady, cooling or new, over four weeks, with confidence

Demand

Asked for, not carried, grouped by phrase and store; download or send to planning

Footfall

From your own door counts. Ateliq doesn't count people.

Questions

Plain words; every answer lists what it read

Kept and returned

Once the return window closes, 30 days by default

Design partners // 09

See it on your own catalogue.

Try our demo store today, then reserve your first install. Design partners get the first screens and shape what Ateliq does next.

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