One commitment, the whole season.
A season is declared once: the scope, the window, and five numbers each with a basis. From there the buy is worked against it, every number is scored on Monday, and the whole thing reads as one record. No nightly extracts, no version drift.
Planning·Connected plan · SS27 · KnitwearLive · one versioned modelBuy is committing $0.5M above the OTB envelope. Pull the last two POs or raise the target.
One model. Forecast, buy plan, open to buy, allocation and replenishment on the same numbers, reconciled live.
A forecast that holds up against a real buy.
Proprietary machine learning forecasts demand at SKU and channel level, and keeps learning as sales land. When the buy matches what will actually sell, more clears at full price and fewer lines end in markdown.
The platform
Three layers, one commitment
Your data, the commitment and Ask Tightly sit on one platform. Demand signals feed the buy. The commitment is what the buy gets measured against. Ask Tightly drafts against both, and you approve what ships. Change one layer and it carries through the rest.
All your data in one model
POS, e-commerce, wholesale sell-out per door, ERP, inventory, cost and supplier data stream into one governed model that is current to the minute. No waiting on nightly extracts, no copies drifting out of sync.
One season, declared once
A commitment fixes the scope, the window and five numbers, each with a basis. After that the money reads as one ladder everywhere: declared, held for the chase, placed, open to commit. Monday scores every number against the week that closed.
Drafted for you, never applied for you
Ask in your own words and the answer comes back as a chart you can work with, not a paragraph of prose. Open the records behind it, then prepare the change through the same permissions the app uses. You approve the diff. Work you repeat becomes automation that keeps its own tests.
The platform
Three layers, one commitment
Your data, the commitment and Ask Tightly sit on one platform. Demand signals feed the buy. The commitment is what the buy gets measured against. Ask Tightly drafts against both, and you approve what ships. Change one layer and it carries through the rest.
All your data in one model
POS, e-commerce, wholesale sell-out per door, ERP, inventory, cost and supplier data stream into one governed model that is current to the minute. No waiting on nightly extracts, no copies drifting out of sync.
One season, declared once
A commitment fixes the scope, the window and five numbers, each with a basis. After that the money reads as one ladder everywhere: declared, held for the chase, placed, open to commit. Monday scores every number against the week that closed.
Drafted for you, never applied for you
Ask in your own words and the answer comes back as a chart you can work with, not a paragraph of prose. Open the records behind it, then prepare the change through the same permissions the app uses. You approve the diff. Work you repeat becomes automation that keeps its own tests.
Your agents keep the plan current. You stay in charge of what ships.
Specialist agents re-forecast, chase POs, stage replenishment and draft markdowns against the same commitment, day and night. Each one arrives as a draft with the exact change shown beside the records behind it. Nothing writes until you approve it.
Pacing 38% at wk-6 against 52% plan. This clears the overhang and leaves margin at 41%, above your 38% floor.
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Retail brands plan their seasons on Tightly.
Your whole season, from forecast to markdown, planned and kept current in one place. Yours could be next.
See the whole season in one place.
The fastest way to feel it is to watch an agent reconcile a real buy in 30 seconds.