Spreadsheets Are Blind to Context
Most NZ businesses order stock using last month's average or gut feel. When a sunny weekend, payday, and a 20% promo collide, you either sell out early or over-order and waste cash.
Traditional AI Required a Data Scientist
Until now, teaching AI how price drops + ad spend + weather + holidays interact required months of custom feature engineering and training expensive models from scratch.
Zero Training. Instant "What-If" Simulation.
Mistral's Timestral-28M already understands how business factors interact. Feed it your past sales + next week's plan, and in 0.1 seconds on a normal laptop it predicts expected sales, worst-case rush, and profit.
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๐ Plain-Language Decision Impact: What Your Choices Actually Do
Translates AI probabilities into everyday NZD margin, stockroom, and bank-account impactLoading...
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1. Your Next 14 Days: "Do Nothing" vs. Your "What-If" Plan
Shaded purple band shows the Realistic Busy-Rush Range (10% to 90% confidence) so you never get caught off guard.
2. Why Trust It? We Hid the Last 14 Days (Which Had a Real Promo) & Tested 3 Methods
Look at the green shaded promo days: the Spreadsheet Method (grey) and Blind AI (orange) completely missed the surge. Timestral-28M (purple) nailed it with zero training.
3. Stockroom Countdown: Will Your Shelves Go Empty?
Tracks remaining stock day-by-day under normal demand (blue) vs. a 9-in-10 busy rush (red dashed).
4. Quiet Week vs. Worst-Case Rush (All 21 Confidence Levels)
Any red dots above the green "Stock on Hand" line represent scenarios where you run out of stock.