The Luxpred method

An AI that explains every order it recommends

No black box, no made-up score. Luxpred learns your business product by product, computes a demand range, and tests itself on your real sales before making a recommendation. Here's how.

Under the hood

Four principles, no magic

01Learning

Every product has its own logic

Luxpred learns the pace, seasonality and volatility of each item — from the best-seller that moves every day to the product that sells only a few times a year. One model for the whole catalogue would be a lie: each deserves its own.

02Range

A range, not a bet

A single number gives false certainty. Luxpred computes a range — likely minimum, target, maximum — and sets the order to the level of risk you accept. You decide with full knowledge; the AI doesn't decide for you.

03Proof

Tested on your real sales

Before asking for your trust, the AI tests itself: it replays weeks of your past sales it has never seen, then measures its real error. The accuracy you read isn't a marketing claim — it's what it proved on your own history.

04Caution

Careful where it counts

A lost sale costs more than one extra item in a box. Luxpred knows it: in its calculation, the risk of a stockout weighs twice as much as overstock. Caution leans the right way.

What it changes

Less guessing, better ordering

Stockouts can cost a retailer up to 4% of revenue, and overstock ties up cash that could be working. A method calibrated on your real figures tackles both at once.

Estimate based on retail-sector studies, for guidance only.

  • You order just right: fewer empty shelves, less cash sleeping in the stockroom.
  • You understand every recommendation, in plain language — never in engineer's jargon.
  • You get back the hours spent guessing in a spreadsheet, every week.

The best proof is on your own numbers

Import a sales export and watch the method at work in under a minute — no account, no credit card.