EVA brings together transaction, inventory, fulfillment, and customer data into a single reporting layer, giving operations, finance, and store teams the visibility they need to act faster.
One source of data for all channels. Store teams, planners, and analysts all work from the same data, not exports from three different systems.
Over 45 entity types exported to your data lake. Orders, payments, loyalty, surveys, stock: everything EVA knows about your retail operation, in your infrastructure.
Works with the infrastructure you already have. Azure, S3, or Google Cloud. EVA delivers Parquet files directly. No pipelines to build and no ETL to maintain.
Cross-channel visibility
Real-time KPIs per location: revenue, conversion rate, average order value, and associate productivity. Configurable per role, updated continuously across every store you run, without manual intervention.
EVA's loyalty engine exports programs, tiers, badges, and customer point histories as first-class entities, enabling CLV, churn risk, and loyalty ROI analysis without manual extraction or enrichment.
Data infrastructure
EVA exports over 45 distinct entity types: from orders, invoices, and payments to loyalty mutations, store activity, surveys, and product content. Each entity maps to its own versioned data stream, making the dataset comprehensive enough for machine learning, demand forecasting, and cross-entity analytics without additional data sourcing.
Your data in your environment
EVA exposes your retail data via structured exports and API access. Ready for the reporting tools your team already works with. No new tooling required.
Parquet files to your cloud storage of choice
Structured Parquet files delivered directly to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, Amazon S3, or Google Cloud Storage. From there, your BI and analytics tools work with it immediately.
Schema-enforced, versioned data streams
Schema-enforced, versioned data streams
Live recommender inference on your retail data
Trained models run directly against EVA's data layer with no data movement. Order volume forecasting and retail recommendations at production scale, on your own data, not generic benchmarks.
Where data becomes action
EVA's data layer powers demand forecasting and product recommendations directly on your retail data. Order volume forecasting handles weekly and yearly seasonality with automatic retraining. A recommender system generates cross-sell suggestions per customer, product, and store location.
EVA exports survey definitions and customer responses as first-class data lake entities. Operations teams can query survey results, order flows, and customer behavior in plain English and get answers from live warehouse data, without writing SQL.
Built for scale
FAQ
EVA exports over 45 distinct entity types including orders, invoices, payments, stock mutations, shipments, loyalty programs, customer activity, surveys, financial periods, and product content. Every entity maps to a versioned data stream, updated continuously as events occur in the platform.
EVA delivers structured Parquet files directly to Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, Amazon S3, and Google Cloud Storage. No custom ETL pipelines are required. Your existing BI and analytics tools can connect to the data immediately.
EVA's data layer is fully event-driven. Every order, stock movement, payment, and customer interaction triggers an immediate publish to a dedicated data stream. There are no batch windows or scheduled exports. Your data lake reflects your retail operation continuously, not at the end of the day.
EVA delivers structured Parquet files to your cloud storage of choice. From there, any BI tool that connects to Azure, S3, or Google Cloud works with the data directly. This includes Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Google Data Studio, and others. No named connectors are required on the EVA side.
EVA connects store, ecommerce, fulfillment, and customer data in a single platform. All transactions, regardless of channel, flow into the same data layer. Omnichannel conversion, cross-channel customer lifetime value, and fulfillment performance are all reportable from one source without stitching data between systems.
Yes. EVA's data lake exports are structured and versioned, making them suitable for downstream machine learning workloads. EVA's own forecasting layer uses order history per tenant to generate demand forecasts that handle weekly and yearly seasonality with automatic retraining. Retailers can also use the exported data in their own ML infrastructure.
EVA exports loyalty programs, tiers, badges, and per-customer point mutation history as first-class data entities. This gives analytics teams everything needed to compute customer lifetime value, tier progression rates, churn risk, and loyalty ROI directly from the data lake, without manual extraction or enrichment steps.
Yes. EVA's data infrastructure is built for multi-location, multi-market retailers. Data is partitioned by tenant, store, and time period, making it performant for enterprise-scale query volumes. Store performance dashboards are configurable per role, and the data warehouse layer delivers pre-aggregated tables ready for reporting at any organizational level.
Traditional retail reporting tools pull data on a schedule and typically cover one system at a time. EVA's data layer streams every retail event continuously across orders, payments, inventory, loyalty, and customer behavior into a unified, structured dataset. The result is a foundation for real-time dashboards, machine learning, and cross-entity analytics rather than a fixed set of pre-built reports.
Yes. EVA provides real-time KPI dashboards per store location, configurable per role. Store managers see revenue, conversion rate, average order value, and associate productivity updated continuously. For deeper analysis, EVA's natural-language querying layer allows operations teams to ask questions over live warehouse data in plain English, without writing SQL.