Store Operations & Inventory
Visibility and control of store inventory, movements, availability and operational execution.
Operations & Omnichannel
Customers don't see separate channels — they only see whether it worked.
The promise made to the customer only works when inventory, orders, stores, fulfillment and delivery share the same operational reality.
Why it matters
The experience breaks where operations stop keeping up with the promise.
Stock that shows as available but isn't. A digital order the store can't see. Late picking. A delivery promise that can't be kept. To the customer, these problems don't belong to different systems — they belong to the same experience.
The execution cycle
The promise has to travel through the entire operation.
- 01Make available
- 02Promise
- 03Order
- 04Orchestrate
- 05Pick
- 06Deliver / Pick up
- 07Update inventory
- 08Learn
When inventory, orders and execution work from different versions of reality, the friction shows up for the customer.
Capability fronts
Order Management & Orchestration
Connecting orders, inventory, sourcing and fulfillment rules to define how each demand will be executed.
Fulfillment & Last Mile
Picking, pickup, shipping and delivery connected to the promise made to the customer.
Unified Commerce & Customer Experience
Physical stores and digital channels sharing product, inventory, order and status to create a consistent experience.
Value created
- More reliable inventory
- Fewer broken promises
- Faster fulfillment
- More consistency across channels
- More operational visibility
Operations as a connected system
Omnichannel starts before the channel.
Connecting website, app and store is not enough. The experience depends on an operational foundation able to share inventory, orders, prices, status and execution rules.
ERP / MerchandisingInventoryOMS / OrdersStoreWMS / DCE-commerceCustomer
Data and automation in operations
More context for the people executing.
Real-time data, automation and AI can shorten the distance between what happens in operations and the next store decision.
- Inventory lookup
- Order status
- Operational alerts
- In-store execution support
- Automation of repetitive tasks
- Contextual information for teams
Assistants such as Merchant Assistant and Store Assistant bring that information closer to the people running operations.
Technology that sustains it
Technology to connect operations and experience at scale.
Technology is a means of executing the business decision — not the starting point.
Oracle Retail Stores & Inventory
Store Inventory, store operations and operational visibility.
Order & Omnichannel
Order Management, fulfillment and integration across channels.
Integration
OIC, APIs, ERP, WMS, e-commerce and external platforms.
Experience in this capability
Experience built inside real operations.
Grupo Pão de Açúcar
10+ years in production
Experience in Retail Merchandising, Allocation and Store Inventory, including support for RSIM environments in multi-banner operations.
Grupo NÓS · OXXO / Shell Select
Oracle Retail v19 + RFA + WMS in 9 months
Implementation delivered during the pandemic, with an initial rollout to 30 stores and an architecture ready for expansion.
Facily
Brazil's first Oracle Retail SaaS implementation
MOM SaaS + WMS + ERP Cloud delivered in 5 months.
How we deliver
Delivery models that combine.
Consulting
Diagnosis, design, roadmap and decision support.
Implementation
Structured implementation projects.
Fast Track
An accelerated, prescriptive approach.
AMS
Application Management Services — ongoing support, evolution and sustainment.
Development & Integration
Extensions, APIs and integrations.
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