Source overview

Start with POS and inventory sources that prove the reporting layer.

KORONA POS anchors the first retail slice. Square and Lightspeed stay as adjacent source proof for shared inventory and POS report patterns instead of separate source-specific solution pages.

Reporting jobs

Start where operators feel the most daily pressure.

POS inventory data connects stock, sales velocity, store location, supplier action, and forecasting. Maven uses that foundation to build the reporting layer operators need before expanding into ecommerce, accounting, loyalty, and retail media.

Inventory health

Diagnose stock accuracy, movement history, reorder coverage, and risk by product, store, warehouse, supplier, and category.

Restock planning

Prioritize purchase and replenishment work from current stock, recent sales velocity, lead time, and safety stock assumptions.

Store transfers

Find transfer candidates before stockouts become missed sales, using source coverage, destination demand, and POS velocity.

Stock orders and receipts

Review units ordered, units received, delivery timing, supplier follow-up, and purchase-order fill patterns.

POS reporting

Track sales, discounts, product performance, and store activity across locations with definitions operators can reuse.

Forecasting and reconciliation

Surface forecasted stockouts, data-health issues, payment timing differences, and revenue reconciliation questions.

Reporting workflow

From source data to trusted retail reports, without the BI backlog.

Maven manages the reporting path from connected source data to modeled metrics, dashboards, recurring reports, and agent-ready analysis.

STEP 1.

Connect retail sources

Start with supported POS and inventory systems such as KORONA POS, Square, or Lightspeed.

STEP 2.

Map retail metrics

Turn products, stores, stock movements, orders, receipts, and POS sales into governed reporting definitions.

STEP 3.

Build reports and dashboards

Publish inventory health, restock, transfer, purchasing, and POS reporting views from the same modeled layer.

STEP 4.

Keep analysis moving

Use recurring reports, agent answers, and data-health checks so operators know what changed and what to do next.

Built for

Packaged for teams that need retail reporting to stay usable.

The page is organized around the reporting job. These buyer packages help the same reporting layer land with the teams that usually own retail data work.

Agencies supporting retailers

Package repeatable retail reporting for clients without rebuilding inventory and POS models for every account.

Marketing and ops teams

Connect store performance, stock availability, discounts, and campaign context when retail teams need one trusted view.

Operators and SMB owners

See replenishment, transfer, and reconciliation questions clearly without managing data pipelines or BI backlog.

Build trusted retail inventory reports from the sources you already operate.

Start with a supported POS source, then layer in ecommerce, accounting, and other retail systems as the reporting roadmap expands.

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