See which stores hold stock
Sena commissions a capture in every store on the list and records the signals. Sena matches the capture count to the partner's reported count.
Rwazi is the decision AI for procurement teams. Sena reads zero-party data from real people across 190+ countries and shows you where end-consumer demand is heading, so category and sourcing decisions start from real appetite.
A partner reports the past data. Sena commissions a capture in the stores on the list and photographs what stands there. Every record arrives with its date.
Sena commissions a capture in every store on the list and records the signals. Sena matches the capture count to the partner's reported count.
Every store that comes back carries a photograph, its coordinates, and its date. The record shows the gap between the report and the store.
Sena reports what people in a market already bought and what its stores already hold. A sourcing decision then rests on a real-world record.
Contributors capture a purchase on the spot and capture what is in the store. Sena joins both records into one answer to a partner question.
A capture comes back from every store on the list. Each one carries its photograph, its coordinates and its day, set beside what people in that market bought.
Sena brings the store record to the partner review. Procurement, commercial, and legal teams work from one file.
Sena commissions a capture in every store on the list. The review opens with a record that includes coordinates and a date on every line.
Every record carries the image it was read from, with coordinates and a date attached.
Every line in the record carries its own photograph, so each one holds up under challenge.
These calls decide who a business buys from and what it accepts. Sourcing intelligence reads the market, and procurement benchmarking sets one partner beside the rest.
What a market buys, and what a capture of its stores holds today.
Explore →The real-world record behind a market before sourcing in it.
Explore →Where the products on a list stand, store by store and market by market.
Explore →One product list, set beside what the same stores held.
Explore →Every record opened onto the photograph it was read from.
Explore →A loaded spend file, set against what the stores in the same markets held.
Explore →Bring one partner report and see what is standing in the stores.
Book a walkthrough →Three decisions, each traced from a partner report back to the photograph behind it. Each one ends in a photograph.
Sena reports which stores captured the products on the list and what each one found. Every record carries its coordinates.
Sena reports what people in that market already bought and what a capture of its stores holds. A sourcing decision rests on that record.
The collection runs across the markets a partner agreement reaches, spanning a 5M+ consumer network in 190+ countries.
Every record here traces to a person who agreed to make it. Each one carries its collection date.
Four teams work from the same store record, and each one carries a different part of it into its own decision.
Read a partner report against what a capture found.
Read a market before committing to a source in it.
Sourcing intelligenceFollow one product list store by store.
Supplier market intelligenceTake a placed, dated record into a contract review.
Procurement intelligenceThe same collection, pointed at whatever each industry buys and has to accept.
Read a trade partner's report against what the stores held.
Explore the industrySee which stores captured the models a partner reported placing.
Confirm the counter presence a partner reported.
Check which stores stock the handsets a partner reported placing.
A store list goes in, and a partner record comes out. The team acts, then collects again on the stores it raised.
Contributors record what they bought and photograph what is standing in the store.
Name the partner, the markets, and the stores on the list. Sena reads the captures returned against that list.
Take the record into the review with its photographs. Then run collection again on the stores it flagged.
A partner question names every store on the list. Sena collects against all of them and returns one dated store record.
Signals carry the records from the collection a question commissions. Simulations weigh a partner change before the team commits to it. Decisions and orchestration are where Sena is headed. Every layer resolves to a photograph somebody took.
A partner question names the stores and the markets, and collection follows only those. Each capture arrives tied to its store, its market, and its day.
Collection runs in 190+ countries and follows the markets an agreement reaches. Store lists, partner reports, and performance summaries load straight in. Sena reaches ERP, finance, and CRM systems through 250+ integrations, including Salesforce and HubSpot.
Every layer above rests on a capture somebody took. Nothing in the stack returns a record with no image behind it.
The graph follows the stores an agreement names, over whatever a provider already happens to report on.
The data plane connects the ERP, finance and CRM systems already in place. The agreements keep living where they live.
A partner review rests on the evidence under it. Judge both setups on one test: can somebody outside the room check the evidence?
| Capability area | Typical setup | Sena |
|---|---|---|
| Where the record comes from | A report from the party under review. | A photograph from the store, placed and dated. |
| Starting a new market | A fixed schedule on the provider's calendar. | Sena commissions collection when asked. |
| Markets reached | The markets a provider already reports on. | The markets an agreement reaches, collected on request. |
| Store-level detail | A summary figure for the market. | Each store on the list, with the capture behind it. |
| Adding a market | A request added to the provider's build queue. | Collection follows the markets an agreement reaches. |
| What arrives | A performance summary for the period that closed. | The evidence behind every record, store by store, with its photograph. |
| Auditing a number | A method appendix and a request to the provider for the source. | Click a record, and its photograph opens, dated and placed. |
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Subscribe →Name a partner, the markets an agreement reaches, and the stores on the list. Sena photographs what is standing in each one.
One partner report, taken from the store list through to the photograph behind each record.