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Every branch. Every SKU. One view.

Thousands of SKUs, several branches, margins measured in fils — replace the spreadsheet-per-branch with a single live picture of stock, sales and wastage, and ask it anything in plain language.

The daily grind

A chain run on weekly spreadsheets.

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A spreadsheet per branch

Every branch keeps its own file, merged by hand every week. By the time head office sees the numbers, the shelves have already changed.

02

Expiry tracked on paper

Thousands of SKUs with expiry dates and FEFO rotation in someone's notebook. Wastage gets discovered at the bin — never a week earlier, when a markdown would have saved it.

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Margins with no room for leaks

Supermarket margins run at 1–3%. A one-point leak in a single branch — shrinkage, dead stock, a mispriced promotion — is the difference between profit and loss for the month.

How Gulf Commerce AI handles it

Built for chains, not spreadsheets.

Branch command

Live stock and sales for every branch in one view — no merging, no waiting for Friday's file. Compare branches side by side, spot the one falling behind, and shift stock between branches instead of placing emergency orders. Online grocery channels reconcile with in-store sales automatically.

  • Per-branch and chain-wide stock, sales and margin, live
  • Branch-vs-branch comparison with underperformer alerts
  • Transfer suggestions before anyone reorders
  • Talabat Mart, Instashop and Deliveroo Hop reconciled with the till
1 view
Every branch, live

Wastage & margin guard

Expiry and FEFO alerts by shelf life, markdown suggestions before the date passes, and a weekly scan that flags where margin is leaking — by branch, by category, by supplier. Small leaks get fixed while they're still small.

  • Expiry alerts days ahead, with suggested markdown timing
  • Wastage reports by branch and category
  • Supplier price increases flagged the week they land
  • Weekly margin-leak digest in plain language
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Margin leak caught before it compounds
The AI assistant

Ask the whole chain anything.

Grounded in your own branches' numbers — in English or Arabic.

Which branch wasted the most dairy last week?
Al Barsha — AED 3,840, mostly laban and Greek yoghurt within two days of expiry. A 15% markdown on Thursday would have cleared most of it.
What should the Mirdif branch order for the weekend?
Top up 14 SKUs — led by eggs, bananas and Arabic bread. Weekend footfall is forecast 18% above last week with the payday rush; suggested quantities cover it without over-stocking perishables.
Questions supermarket owners ask

Straight answers.

How do branches get connected?

Each branch uploads its daily sales and stock export — CSV, POS report or a photo of the supplier invoice. Most chains are live within a week; no new hardware or IT project required.

Does it handle expiry dates and FEFO?

Yes. Expiry dates are captured per batch where your data has them, and the assistant warns days ahead with markdown suggestions so stock rotates first-expired-first-out.

Can it see online grocery apps too?

Yes — Talabat Mart, Instashop and Deliveroo Hop sales and commissions reconcile alongside in-store sales, so you see each branch's true total picture.

What about VAT reports across branches?

Chain-wide and per-branch VAT summaries are ready to export for your accountant — 5% UAE or 15% KSA as applicable. We're not a tax advisor, but your accountant will love the export.

Retire the branch spreadsheets.

Try it on one branch first — the rest will ask to join.