Onetruth augments inventory visibility for omnichannel consumers, delivering precise, real-time insights, to align with the dynamic needs of contemporary retail, fostering a unified and effortless shopping journey across all channels.
OnePint.ai's industry leading enterprise inventory microservice operates on an event driven architecture offering three composable services including supply and demand, available to promise (ATP) and a robust inventory audit and reconciliation service. The audit function is powered by Gen AI explainability driving down troubleshooting and improving confidence in the inventory data across your sales channels. Each microservice was purpose built to meet the demands of high reads on ATP queries and high writes across supply/demand inputs. This create enterprise grade scalability, real time results and the extensibility you would expect from a modern API first architecture. It's cloud native and leverages open-source technologies for ease of maintenance. Drive improved sales, reduced cancels and better forecasting and replenishment accuracy with OnePint.ai's Onetruth microservice.
Highlights
Comprehensive inventory management - Real-time tracking and aggregation of supply and demand data.
Accurate Available to Promise (ATP) calculations using aggregated data and availability rules.
Extensive audit capabilities with the SAVR Service for past inventory retrieval and traceability. User-friendly UI & Dashboard Services for easy configuration and real-time monitoring.
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OneTruth uses a single pricing dimension billed as an annual contract. You commit for a 12-month term, and the price is set by two factors: your Estimated Delivery Date (EDD) computation volume and how complex your system integrations are. EDD computations determine precise delivery dates using real-time inventory, fulfillment capacity, and transit time. Integration complexity reflects connecting data sources like ERP, warehouse, point-of-sale, and fulfillment systems. There are no separate tiers or usage add-ons. Your annual cost scales with these two configurable factors, so heavier computation needs and more system connections raise the contract price.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does an EDD computation count as for billing?
An EDD (Estimated Delivery Date) computation calculates a delivery date for an order. It factors in real-time inventory, fulfillment capacity, and transit time. Your annual contract price scales with how many of these computations you run, so higher order and promising volume raises your cost.
What makes integration complexity higher, and how does that affect the price?
Integration complexity reflects the number and type of systems you connect. OneTruth pulls data from ERP, warehouse, point-of-sale, and fulfillment systems. Connecting more data sources or systems that need custom syncing raises complexity, which increases your annual contract price alongside your EDD computation volume.
Do EDD computations and integration complexity bill separately, or combine into one price?
They combine into a single annual contract price rather than appearing as separate line items. Both factors together set your yearly cost. For most buyers, either heavier delivery-date computation volume or more system connections can drive the price up, and there are no separate usage add-ons.
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