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Know what your competitors changed, before Monday's trade meeting.

Coord tracks 10,000+ fashion brands and 5.6m products, reading colour, cut and cloth off the garment itself rather than the words in the product title. A brief lands each morning with what moved and what it is worth doing about it.

Coord’s market coverage

5.6m

products tracked

345m

price and stock checks

10,000+

fashion brands tracked

5.4bn

searches measured, back to 2018

300k+

financial metrics and records

Measured August 2026. The accounts figure is from our own research, Mind the (Inventory) Gap.

markdown across 42 SKUs
butter yellow climbing
their drop is selling out
A fashion merchandiser on the phone at her laptop in a showroom, rails of clothing behind her.

Built and advised by operators from

  • EDITED
  • Google
  • ASOS
  • Amazon
  • EY-Parthenon
  • PUMA
  • McLaren
  • On
  • Very
  • Matalan

Intelligence. Technology. Visibility.

( In practice )

What you actually do with it on a Monday

The same agents watch the same market for everybody. What changes is the decision waiting at the end of it.

If you are a brand

You own the range, so the question is what to back and when to move.

  1. 07:00

    The brief is already there

    Three brands in your set cut price on outerwear overnight. One is 22% down on a parka you sit within £15 of, and their middle sizes have already gone.

  2. 07:04

    Most of it does not need you

    That parka had been discounting for five weeks and the sizes left are the ones nobody wanted. It is clearance, not a repricing, and answering it would cost you margin for nothing.

  3. 07:06

    One thing does

    A second brand has put nine colourways behind a shape you carry one of, and search demand for the shade is climbing across the market. That is a buy, the window is open for about a fortnight, and it was not on anybody's list this morning.

If you are a multi-brand retailer

You sell what other people also sell, so the question is where you stand on it today.

  1. 07:00

    The brief is already there

    Eleven lines you carry are being undercut this morning, two of them by the brands whose product you stock, on their own sites.

  2. 07:03

    Same garment, not the same words

    Nobody shares an identifier and no two listings agree on a name. The comparison holds because Coord matched on the garment itself, the shape, the cloth and the shade, so you are looking at one coat at four prices rather than four search results.

  3. 07:08

    You answer the ones that pay

    The lines where you hold stock, in sizes still available, in a market you ship to. On the rest you hold your price, and you know why rather than hoping.

CoordAtlas

Live in a day. Ahead every day.

No onboarding project, no analyst headcount. Your agents start watching within minutes, and never stop.

Competitive intelligence, on autopilot

AI agents watch every competitor move across pricing, product, and promotions, and turn it into the morning’s decisions.

Coord’s pricing view: premium price and range-on-markdown measured against the cohort, above a matrix of product counts by colour and price band.
  • Agents monitor every price change, markdown, and promotion across your competitive set, down to the SKU, so you always know who moved, when, and by how much.

  • Be first to know when a competitor launches a new product, restocks a bestseller, or quietly kills a line. Agents map every assortment so you can spot the gaps worth exploiting.

  • Spot the trend before it peaks. Agents measure real shopper demand across 5.4 billion searches, month by month back to 2018, surfacing the colours, fabrics and silhouettes gaining momentum, so you can back one while there is still a buy window open.

  • No dashboard digging. Every morning your agents deliver a brief of what changed and what to do about it: repricing calls, whitespace openings, threats worth watching.

Where the intelligence comes from

Coord reads the market the way your best buyer would, if they could look at everything, everywhere, at once. Every storefront, every garment, every price, every shift in demand.

Agentic storefront extraction

876 stores added today

  • NORTHFIELD
  • ARC & CO
  • MERIDIAN
  • SALT
  • BELLWETHER
  • OKAPI
  • LUMEN STUDIO
  • KITE

The whole market, not a sample

Every fashion store worth watching, checked and checked again. New retailers are picked up as they start to matter, and the coverage grows every day.

Search demand for butter yellow dressA rising demand curve, marked where Coord flags the trend and where it becomes obvious to the wider market, six weeks apart.SEARCH DEMANDbutter yellow dressYou buy inEveryone elsesix weeks earlier

Demand, before it's obvious

What shoppers are searching for, season on season, so you back a trend while there's still time to buy into it.

DressesKnitwearDenimOuterwear
  • Rival A£128−18%2d ago
  • Rival B£96−25%today
  • Rival C£145held 6w
  • You£132held 3w

Every price, and when it moved

Price, markdown depth and stock captured across your competitive set, product by product and category by category, so a rival's cut arrives as a dated fact with a size attached.

Extracting
SilhouetteTrench coat
MaterialCotton gabardine
ColourCamel
PatternPlain
Extracting
SilhouetteSlip dress
MaterialSilk satin
ColourButter
PatternDitsy floral
Extracting
SilhouetteDenim jacket
MaterialRigid denim
ColourIndigo
PatternPlain

Computer vision garment analysis

Not just the title and tags. Coord analyses the garment in the picture, the silhouette, the material, the colour and the pattern, the way you would looking down a rail.

One product6 listings
  • Emerald ditsy midi
    Emerald ditsy midiRetailer A£128
  • Green floral tiered
    Green floral tieredRetailer B£96
  • Botanical print midi
    Botanical print midiRetailer C£145
  • Meadow print dress
    Meadow print dressRetailer D£119
  • Sage bloom midi
    Sage bloom midiRetailer E£134
  • Ditsy tiered dress
    Ditsy tiered dressRetailer F£108

Matching garments, wherever they're listed

Your competitors, different names, different photographs, one matching product. Coord's fashion trained embeddings tie them together, so when we say you're being undercut, it's genuinely comparable.

ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexity
what should I wear to a summer wedding?
Who gets named4 assistants
Rival A68%
Rival C54%
Rival F31%
You12%

When shoppers ask AI what to buyNew

They're already doing it, and no two assistants answer the same. Coord asks the questions your customers ask, and tells you who got recommended, and whether it was you.

Coord Insight Series

In conversation with fashion and tech's sharpest operators

EDITED
The retailers who really leant into “we need to change how we make decisions” are the ones who saw the fastest return on their investment. Magic bullets don’t exist.
Kristina Mills-BarrettGlobal VP of Customer Success at EDITED for 11 years

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