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“Solvoyo gave us a single source of truth across planning. We cut inventory by 30% while improving service levels.”

JMJulia MartensVP Supply Chain, Global Retailer

“The autonomous planning engine paid for itself in months. Our planners now focus on decisions, not spreadsheets.”

DRDavid RuizDirector of Operations, CPG Manufacturer

“Forecast accuracy jumped double digits in the first quarter. Solvoyo is a true partner, not just a vendor.”

SKSara KimChief Supply Chain Officer, Grocery Chain

“Implementation was faster than anything we had seen. We were live in one region within weeks, not quarters.”

AOAylin ÖztürkHead of Planning, Apparel Brand

“From demand to replenishment, everything finally talks to each other. The visibility across our network is a game changer.”

MCMarco ContiSVP Logistics, Food & Beverage
Vestel Orchestrates Omnichannel Excellence Building a Living S&OP Ecosystem with Solvoyo​

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Vestel Orchestrates Omnichannel Excellence Building a Living S&OP Ecosystem with Solvoyo​

Vestel – Consumer Electronics ManufacturerVestel, a global leader in consumer electronics and appliances, launched the Autonomous Retail Project (OPP)

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Demand-Driven Replenishment & Last Mile Delivery

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Demand-Driven Replenishment & Last Mile Delivery

g2m, a leading foodservice distribution company in Turkey,increased collaboration and planning productivity while realizing $8.7M annual savings by in

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Smarter S&OP

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Smarter S&OP

Duzey – Wholesale FMCG Distributor Demand driven replenishment planning with sales forecast collaboration and automated safety stock calculation

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the biggest planning challenges for apparel and fashion retailers?

Apparel planning is defined by long lead times, size-color complexity, unforgiving seasonality, and the pressure to commit to inventory months before demand is clear. Getting the wrong size mix, missing a trend, or allocating to the wrong stores compounds into end-of-season markdown exposure that erodes margin across the entire range.

What is Solvoyo for Apparel?

An AI-powered, end-to-end planning platform that integrates and automates apparel planning decisions from pre-season buy through in-season management, across fashion, seasonal, and basic product categories.

How does Solvoyo help fashion retailers reduce end-of-season markdowns?

Markdown exposure is reduced at every stage — through localized initial allocations that land the right sizes at the right stores from day one, in-season transfers that redirect slow-moving inventory before the selling window closes, and AI-driven markdown optimization that times and sizes discounts at the SKU level to maximize full-price sell-through.

How fast can we go live?

Most apparel customers turn planning into a competitive advantage in 12–16 weeks, with measurable results in 3–4 months.

Does it work for fashion, seasonal, and basics?

Yes. The same platform plans short-lifecycle fashion, seasonal ranges, and continuity basics, applying the right method to each.

How much decision automation can we expect?

Solvoyo customers reach 95%+ automation on daily operational planning decisions including initial allocation, store replenishment, transfers, and markdown optimization, freeing planners to manage exceptions and strategy.

What results have apparel retailers achieved with Solvoyo?

Apparel retailers using Solvoyo have achieved significant improvements in full-price sell-through, inventory turns, and markdown reduction — with planning cycles compressed from days to hours and AI recommendation acceptance rates exceeding 90%. Customers report measurable working capital improvements within the first season, driven by more accurate initial allocations and faster in-season response to demand signals.