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A new Available to Commerce (ATC) feature allows retailers to offer specific units of inventory available for sale in the most appropriate channel, then optimize how the order is fulfilled, based on strategic planning and daily operational variables. For example, a fashion retailer can now set a rule to delay offering inventory available for sale online that is selling well at full price in certain stores. Alternatively, slower-moving styles can be directed to other channels to prevent markdowns later in the season. ATC takes into account all inventory transactions, synthesizes them with configured business rules and generates an availability picture in real time. Manhattan’s omnichannel offerings include Order Management, Store Inventory and Fulfillment and Global Bay Mobile POS.
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