Frequently Asked Questions

Increff is a retail SaaS company that helps brands plan, allocate, manage, and fulfill inventory across stores, warehouses, e-commerce, marketplaces, and quick-commerce channels. Its platform covers Demand Forecasting, Merchandise Financial Planning, Assortment Planning, Inventory Allocation, WMS, OMS, Store Fulfillment, and Quick Commerce. Increff is used by 700+ brands across 35+ countries to improve inventory accuracy, reduce stockouts and overstock, and enable faster omnichannel fulfillment.

Increff’s solutions are designed to address the complex inventory and merchandising needs of modern retail businesses. Our self-learning algorithms and automated inventory management enhance accuracy. We prioritize innovation, revolutionizing merchandising and planning processes. Regular updates keep our solutions cutting-edge, and we’re committed to constant improvement for top-quality service.

Yes. Increff is stronger for brands that need real-time, item-level inventory accuracy across warehouses, stores, and online channels. Increff supports item serialization, bin-level tracking, and real-time inventory sync, helping clients report up to 100% inventory accuracy and 99.9% fulfillment accuracy. On G2, Increff WMS has a 4.7/5 rating across 104 reviews, compared with Unicommerce at 4.5/5 across 75 reviews.

Yes. Increff integrates with existing ERP, e-commerce, marketplace, and retail systems through 1,300+ pre-built integrations, including SAP, Oracle, Shopify, Amazon, Flipkart, and Myntra. This helps brands sync orders, inventory, product data, and fulfillment workflows without building every integration from scratch. Typical go-live timelines range from 2 to 12 weeks, depending on system complexity and warehouse count.

Enterprise WMS or OMS implementation with Increff typically takes 2 to 12 weeks, depending on warehouse count, order volume, SKU complexity, and integration requirements. Increff follows a pay-per-use SaaS pricing model with zero upfront CapEx, so brands avoid large infrastructure investments and pay based on usage, scale, and operational needs.

Increff is built for retailers, D2C brands, marketplaces, and omnichannel businesses that need better control over planning, inventory, warehouse operations, order management, and store fulfillment. It is especially useful for fashion, footwear, lifestyle, beauty, FMCG, and grocery brands dealing with stockouts, overstock, fragmented inventory, seasonal demand, and manual Excel-based planning.

Increff calculates optimal size curves at the store level through its Range Architecture module. The software uses historical sales, sell-through, local demand, and store-level performance to recommend the right size ratio for each location instead of applying one national size curve. This helps fashion and footwear retailers send the right sizes to the right stores and reduce broken size sets.

Increff’s Allocation & Replenishment module combines store allocation and automatic replenishment in one connected workflow, helping brands send inventory to the right stores and replenish stock based on live sell-through, stock levels, and demand signals. Jaypore reported 87% top-seller availability and a 23% revenue lift at store level after using this approach.

Increff’s Markdown Optimization module analyzes live sell-through, stock aging, style performance, and demand trends to identify when a product should be marked down and how deep the discount should be. This helps retailers clear slow-moving inventory while protecting margins on products that can still sell at full price.

Increff forecasts seasonal demand and festival sales peaks with its True Demand Forecasting engine. The software predicts SKU-level demand across stores, e-commerce, and marketplaces while correcting for stockout-driven and liquidation-driven sales noise. This is useful for retailers planning demand around Diwali, EOSS, Black Friday, regional festivals, and other high-volume retail events.

Increff automates SKU-level inventory reordering through its Reordering module. The system monitors stock levels, sales velocity, demand forecasts, seasonality, and lead times to recommend or trigger replenishment when inventory falls below the required threshold. This helps retailers reduce manual spreadsheet-based reordering, avoid stockouts, and maintain better availability across stores and warehouses.

Increff combines merchandise planning, allocation, and replenishment in one platform. Its Merchandising Suite includes Merchandise Financial Planning, Assortment Planning, Range Architecture, Allocation & Replenishment, Reordering, and Markdown Optimization. This allows retailers to move from financial planning to store-level inventory execution without disconnected tools or manual handoffs.

Increff offers markdown optimization capabilities for fashion retail, supporting decisions across style, color, size, season, and sell-through levels. Its Markdown Optimization module helps retailers assess when to discount, which products may need markdowns, and what discount depth could be appropriate. This can support better sell-through of aged inventory while helping protect margins on products that are still performing well.

Increff supports category-level budgeting through its Merchandise Financial Planning module. Retailers can plan sales, stock, intake, open-to-buy, and margins at category, channel, and time-period levels. The module connects financial plans with demand forecasting and allocation workflows, helping merchandising teams align budgets with expected demand instead of relying only on static assumptions.

Increff offers demand forecasting capabilities for multi-channel retail by creating a unified demand signal across stores, e-commerce, marketplaces, and quick-commerce channels. Its True Demand Forecasting engine accounts for lost sales, stockouts, liquidation spikes, and channel-specific demand patterns, helping retailers plan inventory more accurately across sales channels.