Proactive AI for e-commerce
Your store already told you what went wrong. Nobody was listening
Cimba watches conversion, fulfillment, returns, and stock across your storefront and your warehouse, continuously, and routes the Next Best Action to the person who owns it while the day can still be saved.
What changes
The report lands after the day is over
Cimba runs analytics, the Next Best Action, and task execution in one platform, reading the systems you already use. Your commerce platform, ERP, and warehouse system stay the book of record.
Dashboards wait to be asked
Your analytics stack can answer any question you think to ask it. It cannot tell you that a top SKU went out of stock at eleven this morning, or that one payment method started declining an hour ago.
With Cimba: Cimba notices both without being asked and names the person who fixes each one.
Conversion, fulfillment, and returns sit in different tools
Storefront analytics holds one piece, the warehouse system holds another, the returns platform holds a third. Nobody sees the whole picture until a person reconciles it by hand, usually the next morning.
With Cimba: Cimba reads all three continuously, so the whole picture exists before anyone asks for it.
Peak season compresses every decision
In November the gap between a problem starting and a problem costing money is a few hours. A weekly report cannot close a gap that short.
With Cimba: Cimba closes it to minutes, with the recommended move and the reasoning already attached.
Why e-commerce teams choose Cimba
One platform, not three tools
Analytics, recommendation, and execution in a single native platform, so the insight and the action are not separated by a handoff and a day.
Caught while the day can still be saved
Continuous monitoring across traffic, conversion, stock, fulfillment, and returns. A drop-off, a stockout, or a failing checkout step surfaces in time to do something about it.
Revenue you can point at
Every flag maps to money: a checkout failure fixed before the evening peak, a top seller restocked before it sells out, a discount pulled while it is still only unprofitable rather than expensive.
Routed to whoever owns it
A merchandising problem goes to merchandising, a fulfillment problem goes to operations. The recommendation arrives with the reasoning and the numbers attached, not as an alert for someone to triage.
Fast to prove, safe to trust
New workflows go live in under a week, on a SOC 2 Type II platform with role-based access and an append-only audit trail on every run.
Cuts alerts, doesn't add them
Cimba replaces the scattered alerts your team already gets across the storefront, the warehouse, and the returns platform with one prioritized Next Best Action, routed to the person who owns it. Not another dashboard or feed to check.
Proven at scale
Checkout failures caught in minutes, stock issues caught before the peak
An online retailer running storefront analytics, a warehouse system, and a returns platform as three separate books moved to one continuously scored view.
Thousands
operators on Cimba
10
business units
< 1 wk
to launch a workflow
E-commerce workflows Cimba runs
Conversion and funnel drop-off detection
Watch the path from landing to purchase by device, channel, and segment, and flag where it breaks with the likely cause attached.
Ready to see the day while you can still change it
See how Cimba turns storefront, warehouse, and returns signals into early warnings and the Next Best Action.
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Frequently asked questions
By watching conversion, stock, fulfillment, and returns continuously and surfacing problems and opportunities while there is still time to act, each with a recommended next step, instead of waiting for a report that lands the following morning.
Analytics answers the questions you think to ask. Cimba watches continuously, explains why something moved, recommends the next step, and can carry it out.
Yes. Cimba reads the systems you already run and works alongside them. Your commerce platform, ERP, and warehouse system stay the book of record.
Peak compresses the time between a problem starting and a problem costing money. Continuous monitoring and a routed recommendation close that gap, which matters far more in November than in March.
Merchandising, digital and site teams, fulfillment and operations, and customer experience each get a governed view and the Next Best Action for their area.
Yes. SOC 2 Type II, role-based access, and an append-only audit trail on every run.