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Once a promotion starts, the price becomes a commitment for the whole of its duration, so recommendations from Omnia AI reach Sage X3 already knowing which of the windows ahead are closed to them.
A pricing engine optimises continuously and a promotion does the opposite. It fixes a figure, publishes it in a leaflet, tells a retailer it holds until the end of the month, and none of that is visible to a model reading demand and competition. So a recommendation arrives mid-promotion, somebody applies it because it looks sensible, and the business is now charging a different price from the one it advertised. Connecting Sage X3 and Omnia AI makes the promotional calendar part of the pricing decision rather than a thing people are supposed to remember.
DATA THAT FLOWS BETWEEN THEM
Items
Cost values
Price lists
Promotional periods
Sales history
Recommended prices
A price inside a Sage X3 promotional period is not moved by a recommendation, so what was advertised is what is charged for exactly as long as it was advertised for.
What Sage X3 says an item costs goes out with the data Omnia AI reads, so a recommendation is produced against this week's figure rather than against last quarter's.
Alumio connects to Omnia AI through the interface it makes available, as it would any reachable system, so pricing work starts against what the vendor already offers.
A recommendation blocked by a promotion is listed rather than discarded, so it can be applied the day the window closes instead of being produced again from scratch.
Alumio checks every Omnia AI recommendation against the Sage X3 promotional periods before anything is written, so a price advertised until the end of the month is still that same price on the very last day of it.
Item costs are read from Sage X3 and sent with the sales history Omnia AI works from, so a recommendation reflects what the business is carrying now rather than a figure that was accurate before the last supplier increase.
A recommendation held because of a promotion is written into Sage X3 when the period ends, so the pricing team is not repeating a review it already did and the business is not still charging a promotional figure next month.
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More useful than another source of demand is whatever holds the promotional plan, because Sage X3 records the period and the marketing calendar records the reason. A promotion agreed with a supplier has conditions attached that neither system knows about. Alumio holds that connection alongside this one, so a price that cannot move is one Omnia AI has been told about rather than one somebody remembers.
Both directions run automatically, with the promotional check standing between them. Alumio sends Sage X3 items, costs and history on the cadence you set, and writes accepted Omnia AI recommendations back on the window you choose, holding anything that falls inside a promotion. Doing the check before the write is what keeps an advertised price intact without anybody policing a batch by hand.
No, this is configured rather than coded. The price review meeting somebody prepares a pack for is what changes, because the pack assembles itself. Which Sage X3 fields travel to Omnia AI, and which promotional periods block a write, are entries in Alumio. Where a promotional rule depends on more than a date range, the Code Transformer carries that rule at the one step.
Because a Sage X3 promotion is a promise and an Omnia AI recommendation is an optimisation, and a business that breaks the first to take the second loses more than it gains. A customer who saw a price advertised until month end and is charged something else at the till does not distinguish between a pricing engine and a decision. Holding the recommendation and applying it afterwards costs a fortnight and keeps the promise.
A price that changed during a promotion is the failure customers notice first, because the shelf and the leaflet stop agreeing. Alumio watches each write live and records the Sage X3 promotional window it checked against, so an Omnia AI recommendation refused inside one raises an alert naming the item and the reason. Retries run where configured, and the existing price stays, so nothing moves quietly.
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