Retail Chains

Every store, balanced against every other store.

A chain is only as strong as its emptiest shelf. Mahadangal shows each store's stock and sales against the rest of the network, and moves inventory between stores before a customer walks out empty-handed.

What goes wrong today

Where stores lose money when they run in isolation.

Shelves empty in one store, full in another

Fast movers sell out at high-footfall stores while the same items sit untouched a few kilometres away.

Store performance judged in isolation

Without peer comparison, a store quietly underperforming its catchment looks fine on its own report.

Promotions applied unevenly

Price changes reach some counters late or not at all, and the discount leakage never shows up centrally.

With Mahadangal

Store-level balance, managed as one network.

The same rebalancing intelligence, tuned to how stores actually trade.

01

Store-to-store transfers, suggested daily

Surplus in one store is matched to shortage in another, with quantities sized to the destination's forecast.

02

Stores compared to their peers

Each store is benchmarked against stores of similar format and catchment, not the chain average.

03

Central pricing, local execution

Prices and promotions go live at every counter at once, with exceptions visible the same day.

04

Staffing that follows footfall

Rosters per store follow its own busy hours, with staff lent between nearby stores when needed.

A worked example

A Saturday in a 30-store apparel chain

How a single rebalancing decision plays out from forecast to shelf.

Illustrative scenario.

  1. 01

    Friday night, the forecast shows a size run on a new denim line selling out at three high-street stores by Sunday.

  2. 02

    Two mall stores are holding 2.4x their expected weekend demand of the same sizes.

  3. 03

    Mahadangal proposes three transfers, sized per store, arriving before Saturday opening.

  4. 04

    The regional manager approves from her phone, and the mall stores dispatch with the morning van.

  5. 05

    By Sunday evening, every store has sold through its weekend demand, and no size ran out.

Your network, at your scale

Tell us how many locations you run. See your network.

Enter your number of branches, stores or depots. The network rebuilds at that scale with a typical mix of branch health, and the rebalancing a chain your size would usually see.

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Suggested transfer orderTR-012-01
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