In-store POS and every delivery marketplace, reconciled into one live picture across every banner and store. The way Walmart runs omnichannel.
The product
One operating picture across every banner, every channel, every POS. Click a number and the chart follows it. Ask a question in plain English and get the answer with its chart.
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The axis
ORIGIN groups product by grocery department, not a generic product collection. That is the axis merchandising teams already plan against. Pick one and see what the portal reads in it.
What the picker swapped, per store and per marketplace, against what the shopper had ordered.
How it works
Nothing to rebuild first, no marketplace passwords handed over, no eighteen month rollout. What it plugs into is the section below.
Banner, region, channel and period re-cut every tile, chart and table on the page at once. A page only offers the controls that can actually move it, so nothing sits in the bar pretending to work, and the assistant cannot narrate a cut the page is not showing.
Instacart, DoorDash, Uber Eats, Uber Eats Market, Shipt, Amazon and the in-store POS. ORIGIN authenticates directly against each platform's reporting API and pulls on a schedule, so the data arrives without anyone sending it.
Every upload ties out to the cent, per banner and per channel. Each card carries a dot saying whether that number came from a real feed or is still seeded, so nobody presents a placeholder by accident.
Origin AI reads the same governed numbers the page reads and answers with the chart that proves it. It can set the filters or open the page it is talking about, and it says the scope it answered under.
Integration
ORIGIN is software your systems can talk to, not a dashboard your team retypes numbers into. Data lands through one governed path, comes back out over an authenticated API, and sits in a database you own.
RoadmapScheduled connector pulls and email-inbox ingestion run as jobs today, not as an always-on hosted service.
Integration
ORIGIN is software your systems can talk to, not a dashboard your team retypes numbers into. Data lands through one governed path, comes back out over an authenticated API, and sits in a database you own.
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RoadmapScheduled connector pulls and email-inbox ingestion run as jobs today, not as an always-on hosted service.
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Upload the exports, drop a whole quarter as an archive, or point ORIGIN at an authenticated HTTP feed. Every route runs the same adapter mapping, canonical validation and row-level quarantine, so a file and an API call produce the same governed rows.
Instacart · DoorDash · Uber Eats · Uber Eats Market · Shipt · Amazon · Storefront Pro sites · in-store POS
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Authenticated JSON endpoints sit behind the same role checks and per-user rate limits as the portal itself, with Excel export on the same permissions. The ORIGIN iPhone app is built on them, so anything it shows, your systems can pull.
Session or SSO auth · role-scoped · rate limited · Excel export
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Point ORIGIN at your own Postgres and it persists every ingest snapshot there, then builds Bronze, Silver and Gold tables on top. Data quality runs as tests, not as a promise: dbt plus Great Expectations on each build.
Postgres · Supabase · medallion build · dbt and Great Expectations checks
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OIDC single sign-on maps your existing groups to portal roles, so access is granted and revoked where you already manage it. No second user directory to keep in step.
OIDC · role mapping · session revocation
Who opens it
The same governed dataset, scoped to what each team opens first on Monday morning.
Plan departments, promotions and the weekly ad against one shared number instead of five exports from five platforms.
Watch fulfillment, substitutions and refunds across every banner and channel from one screen instead of four logins.
See retail media and ad spend next to the sales they actually drove, banner by banner, channel by channel.
Monday, 8 AM
Then someone reconciles them by hand, and the number the executive team reads on Wednesday describes a week that already closed.
Monday, 8 AM
The ask
In-store, every delivery marketplace and your own storefront, reconciled into one operating picture across every banner and store. See it on your own data in a 30 minute walkthrough.
