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Supply chain analytics software & tools

Full visibility into your supply chain requires a robust analytics solution that puts billions of rows of live data directly in your hands. Sigma helps teams increase profit margins, mitigate disruptions, forecast demand, and more.

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Predict and manage inventory anomalies

Maintain an impeccable inventory. Sigma enables supply chain analysts to predict demand through a spreadsheet interface they know and love — they can slice and dice based on product information, customer cohort, geographic regions, and more.

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“We have our customer table and transaction-level data from our e-commerce store as well as our brick-and-mortar retail stores. Sigma has been really helpful in collating all of our data together so we can create rich customer 360s. We're no longer isolated in our view of the customer from just the online shopper but have been able to add color from the brick-and-mortar shopper as well.”

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Raashi Hasija, Head of CRM, Veronica Beard

"Since implementing Sigma, we have been able to quickly get insights into how a delivery day went and tweak our labor planning, increase capacity in different areas, identify optimal delivery windows, and better allocate resources."

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George Durzi, CTO, Amuse

"We’re able to cover all our business user needs and use cases with Sigma. This keeps the ad hoc requests to a minimum so both sides of the business can be more productive."

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Alex Mora,Data Engineer, Clover

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Best Practices To Optimize Inventory Management

Inventory management enables companies to accurately stock warehouse locations and target areas with high demand, making sure orders can be quickly sent out and delivered on time.

How Reverse Logistics Help Organizations Reduce Costs and Optimize Supply Chains

Reverse logistics refers to anything traveling inwards through the supply chain. The process involves moving goods from their final destination in order to secure value, or for safe disposal. Reverse logistics can include remanufacturing, returns, refurbishing, and much more.