Product range and prices as a single system, not a set of amendments

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The most underestimated challenge in retail is the "assortment + pricing + market monitoring" nexus. It often happens that one part of the team manages assortment, another manages pricing, and competitors are monitored as best they can. As a result, decisions are fragmented: somewhere the price is too high despite weak demand, somewhere a promotion is eating into margins, somewhere a competitor has long since dropped their price, and you only find out about it after the fact. RetailGrid is great because it tries to transform this into a single, manageable system within an "AI-powered retail workbook," where the team doesn't jump between tools but works in a single workspace.

The idea of focusing on candidate products and scenarios is impressive. When the system helps you quickly identify items with potential—by demand, price sensitivity, or promotional impact—you stop wasting time on endless manual sorting and debating "where to start." A clear action plan emerges: which products require attention now, where margins need to be protected, where volume can be carefully increased, and where it's best to leave price alone and focus on product mix logic.

Plus, the workbook format is convenient because it can be used as a decision log: what was changed, why, what the impact was, and what the lessons learned are for the future. This helps avoid repeating the same mistakes and train new employees faster, because the logic behind the decisions is recorded rather than residing in the minds of a few people.

Overall, RetailGrid feels like a product that doesn't try to overwhelm you with words, but rather creates a clear, everyday solution. Simply put, it's streamlined pricing software for retail that helps retail teams act systematically: understand context, make decisions faster, and base them on data rather than gut instinct.