Before adopting the new software, the Montreal-based organization struggled with manual errors and time-consuming monthly reconciliation processes. Christopher Plant, the company's Director of Merchandise Planning, noted that the planning team previously spent days every month gathering data from disparate systems. By slowing the initial implementation to prioritize precision, the retailer reports that its data is now over 99% accurate compared to source systems.

The platform integrates store, channel, and financial planning into a single interface, allowing for seamless transitions between pre-season and in-season strategies. Teams can now drill down into granular metrics, such as weekly selling-size and order curves, which were previously limited to annual views. This shift has eliminated the need for manual weekend data loads, providing the company with immediate, automated updates at the start of each week. With more than 400 stores across 20 countries, the group intends to use these insights to drive faster, data-backed decisions on inventory buys and allocations.