TOM TAILOR is one of Europe’s largest lifestyle fashion companies, with e-commerce operations in 20 countries and more than 13.000 points of sale including own stores, franchises, shop-in-shop, and multi-label stores. TOM TAILOR sells clothing and accessory lines for men, women, and children across two main brands and eight main collections:
Headquartered in Hamburg, TOM TAILOR currently employs more than 2,800 people in 23 countries.
revenue uplift
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The benefits TOM TAILOR has achieved demonstrate the full potential of predictive pricing: increased revenues, improved inventory management and reductions in operational time spent on pricing, and optimization and alignment of pricing and marketing activities. The company has seen performance boosts with 7Learnings achieving the stated aims of optimising revenues before returns.
Thanks to 7Learnings, we are finally on track for data-driven price automation and optimization!
As an online retailer, it is very important to get your pricing right. 7Learnings did a great job in automating our pricing process while increasing profitability and sales significantly.
The solution developed by 7Learnings made price steering radically easy for our team, while increasing our profits and revenues significantly.
We benefited greatly from the pricing know-how and expertise provided by the data science team at 7Learnings. With 7Learnings’ predictive pricing solution, we achieved a fast ROI and completely automated our pricing process.
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