OneFactor Virtual analyst

The virtual analyst - service for management of commodity classification in the field of sales. It is created on the basis of neural networks.

On June 19, 2017 the OneFactor company announced creation of technology of "The virtual analyst" for management of commodity classification.

The product helps to compare goods with different versions of names, analyzing texts, including errors and reductions and to carry them in the uniform commodity nomenclature in the database. Accuracy of classification of goods and services, according to the statement of developers, exceeds 95%^[1].

The retail companies can become users of service, and service can be applied to "data scrubbing" and classification of goods, services in any industry.

Representation of the sequence of operations of the mechanism of service, (2017)

The oneFactor service uses qualifiers of types and subspecies of products of GS1 international association and also the international classification of goods and services. Every time with obtaining names of goods a system doobuchatsya and improves quality of classification, categorizing types of goods and adapting to the client's requests.

Using the solution oneFactor, large retail and the small companies can use ready options of classification, including such dynamic groupings as "The most bought goods", "The goods sold in the morning" or "Goods, bought with necessities".

Drawing up the qualifier – quite labor-intensive process, especially when the nomenclature is measured by thousands of positions, forms third-party suppliers and constantly changes. Employees call every time goods differently, make mistakes, reduce long names. All this complicates the analysis of sales by commodity groups, understanding of efficiency of marketing actions, and at times makes it in general impossible. The solution oneFactor allows not only to replace manual work with the virtual employee, but also to receive different recommendations, proceeding from the analytics which is carried out by a system, to see in business that imperceptibly at first sight. Roman Postnikov, CEO of oneFactor

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