Make commerce data agent-ready.
Path Analytics gives AI agents the operational context they need to answer merchant questions, recommend next best actions, and stay inside clear human approval boundaries.
Agents need more than sales history.
An AI agent answering commerce questions needs operational context most retailers cannot expose cleanly. Reading sales history tells you what happened. It does not explain what should have happened given customer engagement, catalog metadata, pricing, inventory position, channel mix, local demand, or comparable locations.
That missing context matters. A useful commerce agent needs expected performance, source freshness, inventory availability, customer-impacting signals, pricing and catalog quality, comparable demand, revenue leakage signals, and the reasoning behind a recommended action.
One interface for agent access to commerce context.
Without a context layer, each agent integrates separately with POS, ecommerce, ERP, WMS, marketplaces, and warehouse systems. With Path Analytics, agents query one interface.
Operational context exposed in a form agents can use.
Intelligence Context in.
Reasoned action out.
Path Analytics detects and recommends. It does not execute.
No writeback to OMS. No automated stock movements. No autonomous pricing, replenishment, fulfillment, or merchandising changes.
Actions require human approval and are auditable. Path Analytics can show what should be reviewed, why it matters, what evidence supports it, and how progress should be tracked after approval.
Works with the agent stack you choose.
Path Analytics supports Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Amazon Bedrock agents, Llama-based agents, Mistral, Cohere, DeepSeek, and custom enterprise agents through MCP and REST interfaces.
Give your agents the commerce context they are missing.
Connect sales, inventory, customer, catalog, pricing, and fulfillment signals through one governed interface.
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