Inventory and availability
Carts are assembled from what is actually in stock at the store the shopper is buying from, so a finished cart survives contact with the picker.
Reference in progress
Covers:
Location-level stock and availability
A cart that contains items the store cannot pick is worse than no cart. This module keeps assembly grounded in what is actually available at the location the shopper is buying from.
What Neomi reads
Stock or availability at the location level.
The refresh cadence your systems can support.
Any substitution rules you already apply.
What stays in your systems
Your inventory system stays the source of truth. Neomi reads availability at assembly time rather than maintaining a parallel stock ledger.
How to connect
This can be a live lookup or a feed on a defined interval. Which one is right depends on how your inventory system is built and how volatile your assortment is.
Agree the scope of this domain and the locations it applies to.
Expose the interface, or point us at the one you already run.
We validate against a non-production environment before anything goes live.
Data expectations
Documentation in progress. Our engineering team publishes this section with the reference.
Errors and edge cases
Documentation in progress. Our engineering team publishes this section with the reference.
Reference
The endpoint reference for this module is published here when it is finished. Until then, nothing on this page describes a specific interface, because we would rather leave it blank than have you build against something that changes.