AI for retail and wholesale.
Brands sell more. Retailers keep more. TOMORROW runs both.
TOMORROW · WHOLESALE SALES
LIVECatalog
SS26 catalog · 180 styles
SS26 CATALOG · PAGE 4 OF 12
WHOLESALE
Pace jacket
$118
Court runner
$98
Horizon frame
$64
Dune serum
$38
01Agents for both sides. One network.
Sales for brands. Revenue and margin for retailers.
02The platform
Human-led or Automated.
You choose.
Sell-through and sell-in, assortment, inventory, pricing, reorders, customers, accounts and margins — one AI layer, working across every part of your business.
For brands
Every account worked, so more of them order.
01Automated sales
From catalog to paid order
$18,420
Order written without a rep
Catalog sent
SS26 · 180 styles · Meridian Store
Introduction email
Buy suggestion based on last season
Buyer questions
Sizes, delivery, deadline via WhatsApp
Draft order agreed
96 units · 24 products · spreadsheet
Deposit paid
30% of $18,420 · $5,526
Sales sent the catalog, answered the buyer's questions, built the order and collected the deposit. The account ordered 96 units against 88 last season.
Recommended action · Run the same sequence across every long-tail account this week.
03Your best sales sidekick
Last year's order vs this year's proposed order
+$4,180
96 units vs 88 last season
Pace jacket
+8
Field pant
+8
Chore coat
+6
Trail shorts
+12
Printed t-shirt
-26
Category expansion
Add knitwear to the order
Six similar retailers buy knitwear alongside outerwear. Start with a 12-unit test across the two strongest price points.
Account uplift
+$6,240 evidenced potential
The proposed depth in jackets and pants still sits below comparable accounts with the same category mix.
Sam is buying deeper into jackets, pants, coats and shorts, while reducing printed t-shirts. Similar retailers also point to a credible knitwear test and more depth in the strongest categories.
Recommended action · Confirm the t-shirt reduction, then discuss the knitwear test and the additional $6,240 uplift.
02Automated refills
TOMORROW / refills · WhatsApp · Meridian Store
Refill stock in a thread
$3,180
Reorder before the holiday season
WhatsApp · Sam, Meridian Store
Sales · Field Equipment · 08:40
Sam · 09:02
Sales · Field Equipment · 09:04
Holiday_Refill_Meridian.xlsx
Spreadsheet · 30 units · $3,180
Sales opened the refill at the right moment in the account's usual cadence, took the buyer's size instruction and returned a priced spreadsheet in four minutes.
Recommended action · Open refill threads with the 43 accounts overdue on their cadence.
04Insights that drive sales
TOMORROW / wholesale · season order book
Where the season is winning
$4.8m
274 accounts · SS26
$1.84m
Apparel
$1.42m
Footwear
$0.76m
Eyewear
$0.48m
Swimwear
$0.30m
Accessories
Apparel and footwear carry 68% of the season. Swimwear is new this year and 41 accounts have already taken it, mostly stores that never bought outside apparel.
Recommended action · Offer swimwear to the 96 apparel-only accounts before the order deadline.
For retailers
More revenue, better margin, cash back out of stock.
01Revenue — category momentum
TOMORROW / performance · category momentum
Growth vs four weeks ago
+9%
Store overall
Womenswear
+31%
Accessories
+14%
Beauty
+6%
Home
-4%
Footwear
-8%
Knitwear
-12%
Womenswear is up 31%, driven by dresses and outerwear. Knitwear is down 12% and still receiving inbound deliveries.
Recommended action · Open-to-buy toward dresses and outerwear; pause the next knitwear delivery.
03Margin — planned to actual
TOMORROW / margin · bridge · season to date
Planned to actual
−10.8 pts
58.2% → 47.4%
Initial
58.2%
Markdown
-6.4
Promotion
-3.3
Shrink
-1.1
Actual
47.4%
Markdowns cost 6.4 points and promotions another 3.3. Nine of the twenty-six discounted products moved no faster after the cut.
Recommended action · Reverse nine markdowns, hold price on the six still selling at rate.
02Cash — ageing & excess
TOMORROW / inventory · ageing · cash release
Where the cash is sitting
$48,600
Beyond 16 weeks of supply
0–4 wks
4–8 wks
8–12 wks
12–16 wks
16–24 wks
24 wks +
$48,600 of stock carries more than sixteen weeks of supply. Fourteen products will not clear at their current rate of sale.
Recommended action · Stage a clearance on fourteen styles, release cash into refill buys.
04Cash — GMROI by category
TOMORROW / margin · GMROI by category
Gross profit per stock dollar
$2.70
Store average
Accessories
$4.20
Beauty
$3.40
Womenswear
$2.90
Home
$2.40
Footwear
$1.60
Accessories
9% stock
Beauty
14% stock
Womenswear
21% stock
Home
18% stock
Footwear
38% stock
Accessories return $4.20 for every stock dollar against a $2.70 average. Footwear returns $1.60 while holding 38% of the inventory.
Recommended action · Move $24,800 of open-to-buy out of footwear depth into accessories.
03Intelligence to result
Data to decisions.
Decisions to action.
Action to result.
TOMORROW reads your systems, finds the opportunity, and does the work — so you can stop cross-referencing six different spreadsheets.
For brands
43 accounts are overdue for a reorder based on their usual cadence.
Typical reorder cadence vs days since last order · this week
90 days
68 days
45 days
23 days
0 days
42 d
56 d
Strategic
63 d
79 d
Long-tail
Typical cadence Days since last order
43 accountsoverdue for a reorder
The right touch for every account.
Strategic accounts stay human-led, with AI assistance on preparation, follow-up and next moves. Long-tail and dormant accounts run on the digital rep.
Strategic accounts
22 accounts · human-led, AI-assisted
Long-tail / dormant
252 accounts · digital rep
Coverage opportunity
$41,200
Orders and refills captured from long-tail and dormant accounts this month that would otherwise have been missed.
Review follow-up queue →
$62,000
18 accounts are due to reorder this week. TOMORROW has drafted the follow-up.
For retailers
Above $180, technical product keeps selling. Lifestyle stops.
Sell-through by price band · last 120 days
60%
45%
30%
15%
0%
42%
44%
<$140
45%
41%
$140–180
52%
34%
$180–220
49%
30%
$220–260
44%
24%
$260+
Technical Lifestyle
+34%technical vs lifestyle above $180
Where is cash trapped?
$48,600 sits in slow-moving stock, 32 SKUs beyond 16 weeks of supply.
0–8 weeks of supply
Healthy
8–16 weeks
Watch
16+ weeks
$48,600 trapped
Cash release opportunity
$31,200
Swap, reduce or mark down the 32 SKUs beyond 16 weeks of supply and put the cash behind product that is actually selling.
Swap, reduce, mark down →
$28,430
Across at-risk sales, cash trapped in stock and the next buy — 27 actions ready to run.
04Every category
Built for every category.
From flagship stores to online storefronts, TOMORROW works across every channel & category.
Physical stores
ECommerce
New season
Shop now05Network
The network makes every business smarter.
Sales represents the brand — human-led or automated. A suite of specialist agents works for the retailer. The network coordinates only what each business chooses to share — so retailers refill with the right styles and brands restock their best accounts.
TOMORROW / network · agent coordination
Sales and Buyer agents connected
284
Sales · Field Equipment
Buyer · Meridian Store
$2,352Refill coordinated: Court runner white, 24 units. Brand wins the order; retailer wins the right stock.
06Get started
Start with what you have.
TOMORROW is designed for the reality of the industry. Use your existing systems, spreadsheets, files and portals. Give TOMORROW access, and start putting it to work.
- No transformation project.
- No perfect data.
- No months of implementation.
TOMORROW / setup · connect your data
Step 1 of 1
Connecting your brand data
Sales channels
B2B
Wholesale orders
Retail
Shopify
Orders · Products
Lightspeed POS
Store sales
Range & order history
catalog.xlsx
Product range
order history
Account orders
No re-platform. No data project. Days, not quarters.
The promise
Brands sell more. Retailers earn more. The network runs both.
TOMORROW gives each business the agents it needs. The network makes every approved action more informed.