Big Data software for retail: sales forecasting, inventory optimization and more

Send us data, we deliver results.

Lokad develops Big Data apps for retail, Ecommerce and wholesale.
We use cloud computing and statistics to optimize stocks, forecast demand,
detect phantom inventory and out-of-shelf issues.

Know when to order and how much to order. Optimize the return of your inventory. Get reorder points, order quantities and sales forecasts. Identify overstock and under stock within minutes.

Visualize your inventory, gain insights about overstocks and stock-outs.

Get rid of phantom inventory, optimize your cycle counting process.

Detect products going out-of-shelf. Best suited for food retail stores.

Upload and download files. Simple and scalable data storage for business.

News

May6

Optimizing inventory with kits or bundles

Merchants are frequently selling kits (or bundles), where several items are sold together, while the possibility remains to buy the items separately.

Apr22

Hiring a Big Data developer

Many software companies advertise themselves as Big Data companies, but few have access to datasets as rich and exploitable as the ones that Lokad is processing on a daily basis.

Mar27

Upload TSV files from the web

A few days ago, we were announcing a file hosting service now properly named BigFiles. Today, we have just released a web interface that let you upload and download your files directly from the web.

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Awards

Lokad has been elected as the Windows Azure Platform Partner of Year by Microsoft. Lokad has been chosen among the nearly 3000 entrants worldwide for those awards. This award recognizes Lokad for demonstrating innovation, competitive differentiation and customer value by using Windows Azure.

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"Lokad blends the cloud with algorithms to spot patterns in business data; send off a mess of historical stats and receive back a neat set of forecasts about demand, sales or workload. And its pay-as-you-go – cheaper than performing analysis in-house."