Every system tells a different story.
POS, ERP, e-commerce and planning all describe the same week with different numbers. Reconciliation eats the analyst’s morning.
Unify every system in your retail stack — product, location, time — at any granularity. One canonical model, ready for every decision.
Every retailer has the same data scattered across the same dozen systems — none of which agree with each other.
Every system tells a different story.
POS, ERP, e-commerce and planning all describe the same week with different numbers. Reconciliation eats the analyst’s morning.
Attributes never match.
A product is a “SKU” here, a “reference” there, a “code-article” in finance. Joining anything requires custom mapping that breaks every quarter.
Granularity is always wrong.
Sales by store-day exist somewhere. Stock by SKU-store at noon exists somewhere else. The decision you need is always at a granularity nobody computes.
Three stages. One canonical output.
Native connectors for the retail stack — ERP, POS, OMS, WMS, e-commerce, finance — plus a typed API for anything custom. Schema drift, rate limits, late files: handled.
Solya ingestion
6 systems · 1.2M events / day
Reconcile catalogs, de-duplicate stores, align time grains, repair gaps. Every transformation versioned, every record traceable to its source.
Catalog match
Items
42,318
Stores
42
Gaps
17
A canonical retail model — item, store, customer, stock, sales — exposed as typed APIs, materialized views, and feature streams for the intelligence layer.
Same schema · same definitions
Six things the data layer gives you on day one.
ERP, POS, OMS, WMS, e-commerce, finance, planning. Plug and run.
Item, store, customer, stock, sales — one schema across your whole network.
Late files, schema drift, conflicting masters: handled without analyst time.
Every number you see traces back to its source system and timestamp.
Real-time for ops, batch for analytics. Same data, same definitions.
TypeScript SDK, GraphQL, warehouse views — pick what fits each consumer.
Real teams already running on the data layer — replacing CSV exports, weekly reports and reconciliation meetings.
Data feeds intelligence, intelligence drives orchestration, orchestration delivers apps. Everything stacks.
“Solya’s data infrastructure did in one month what our last data project failed to do in five years.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own data shape. We’ll show what Solya would decide for your network this week.