Support more profitable sales
Give higher-margin products more weight when SISA builds a cart. See the effect on gross profit and revenue in the experiment below.
SISA · A product by Cart-Ops
Help shoppers choose.
Help your business grow.
SISA is an AI shopping assistant for fireworks retailers. It helps customers build a complete cart around their plans and budget, while supporting your sales goals.
Built and tested. Now ready for retailer pilots.
Meet SISAA conversation that leads to a cart
A customer describes their plans
“I’m planning a backyard celebration. I want lots of color and a big finish, for around $300.”
SISA brings the choices together
- Products suited to the occasion
- Budget and available offers considered
- Three complete carts to choose from
Illustration of the shopping experience
How it works
From “What should I buy?”
to a complete shopping cart.
Shoppers should not need to understand every product in your catalog. SISA helps them make an informed choice in three simple steps.
- 1
Describe the occasion
The customer shares their budget, preferences, and plans in an ordinary conversation.
- 2
Compare three choices
SISA builds Best Value, Alternative, and Gold Standard carts, with an explanation of each option.
- 3
Make it their own
The customer can keep, remove, or swap items. SISA adjusts the cart around their feedback.
What about the budget?
Best Value and Alternative target 97–100% of the customer’s budget. Gold Standard offers a premium option 7–10% above it, clearly presented as an upgrade.
Why retailers use SISA
Your customer’s needs.
Your business priorities.
Keep the shopping experience personal while giving your team control over what recommendations accomplish.
Explore the experiment resultsBring attention to excess stock
Prioritize products you want to move, while working within the shopper’s budget and available inventory.
Make changes without rebuilding a campaign
Update your goal, product priorities, or promotions in one place. New shopping sessions use the latest settings.
Explore the evidence
See what changes when
SISA follows a business goal.
Each experiment sends the same 1,000 simulated shoppers through SISA twice — once with the business goal switched off, once with it on. Everything else stays identical, so the gap between the two lines is the goal’s effect. Press play to watch it build, or drag the timeline.
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What do these experiments tell us?
They show how changing SISA’s recommendation priorities affects a modeled store. They are useful evidence for a pilot, not measured customer sales or a promise of future performance.
Read the experiment setup and limitations
- The comparison
- Both sides use SISA. The baseline has the business goal set to 0%; the comparison uses the selected goal and emphasis. “Goal off” does not mean a store without SISA.
- The inputs
- 1,000 synthetic customer requests, a saved 547-product catalog, and 74,466 starting units. Inventory and product costs were modeled, not supplied as actual retailer financial records.
- The process
- Each run processes requests in sequence and reduces inventory as items sell. The saved runs use the Best Value cart. Promotions are disabled in these experiments; they do not measure coupon performance.
- The measures
- Revenue is the modeled selling value. Gross profit is revenue minus modeled product costs, before operating expenses and SISA fees. Units sold counts individual units. The recorded overstock measure counts units from products that started above 150 units. Average retail per unit divides recorded revenue by units sold at that point in the replay. “Products with 300+ units left” counts catalog items still in the heaviest stock band, recorded every 20 orders.
- The limits
- The saved runs filled 996 of 1,000 requests. They do not measure conversion rates, customer satisfaction, or real-world demand. Each experiment uses its own recorded baseline; small differences exist between those baselines. This player replays saved results rather than running the optimizer live.
Source: the three saved simulation reports in the SISA product. The website uses those reports directly; it does not recompute them from today’s inventory configuration.
The next step
Find out what SISA
could do for your store.
A pilot connects your catalog and inventory, focuses on a goal you choose, and compares the simulation with actual results after 30 days.
Prefer email? Write to ritvik@cart-ops.ai
- 1Connect your catalog
Start with your products and inventory.
- 2Choose your goal
Focus on margin, revenue, or excess stock.
- 3Review the results together
Compare modeled outcomes with live sales.