Connection beats volume.
The bottleneck isn’t how much data you have — it’s whether it’s connected at the granularity a decision actually needs.
AboutWe’re rebuilding retail decisions
We’re rebuilding retail decisions
from the ground up.
Solya is the AI-native decision platform for retail. We close the gap between the knowledge that lives in retail teams and the actions that happen in operational systems — by treating decisions, data and execution as one continuous loop.
The observation
Retail was digitalized system by system, never operationalized as a whole.
Every retailer runs a dozen systems that each describe the same business with different numbers, and a small army of analysts who spend their week reconciling the two. The decision — what to buy, where to send it, when to discount it — still happens between spreadsheets, instinct and a Friday meeting.
- Data is stitched together, never aligned at the point of decision.
- AI sits on top of dashboards, never inside the workflow that executes.
- Every team re-invents the same logic, in a different format, every season.
What we believe
Three convictions that shape the product.
Expertise lives in the team, not the model.
Retail rules — coverage, MOQ, exchange windows, never-out-of-stock — are knowledge, not code. The product must let teams encode it, version it, and trust it.
Decisions and systems should run in one loop.
Recommendation, approval, execution and feedback belong on the same surface. Anything else turns into a copy-paste tax.
Already in motion
Solya is running in the real world.
Numbers from active deployments, refreshed continuously.
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The vision · 2035
Where we think retail ends up.
Three calls we’re comfortable defending in writing.
- 01
Decisions are computed, not negotiated.
Buying, allocation, markdown and replenishment stop being weekly meetings. They become continuous decisions, with humans tuning the rules instead of typing in the answers.
- 02
Agents act by default — humans override by exception.
The factory setting for retail operations becomes auto-execute on the well-understood, with explicit approval queues for the long tail. The economics of running 50 stores stop scaling with headcount.
- 03
Retailers operate as infrastructure companies.
The companies that win don’t just sell better — they run on a measurably better operating system. Margin per store-hour becomes a board-level metric.
Build the next retail stack
with us.
We’re shipping with a small group of design-partner retailers. If you’re running a network and feel this pain, talk to us.
Stop watching the dashboard.
Start running the decisions.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own data shape. We’ll show what Solya would decide for your network this week.