Bilza Commerce Intelligence

The seventeen areas of e-commerce come together in one commerce intelligence.

The system learns your business. You only say what you want, approve the result and read the explanation. Money is never guessed; it enters the decision through an exact calculation.

Product management, pricing, stock, marketplaces, advertising, SEO, content, logistics, customer behaviour, reviews, CRM, finance, profitability, demand, campaigns, competition and cross-border trade. Abroad, the first market is Russia.

• Price and campaigns: Calculates price and campaigns across every marketplace in one decision.
• Stock and channel: Decides through which channel and in which week the same stock sells.
• Ad budget: Finds cards above the ad-cost cap and proposes the budget with its reasoning.
• Approval is yours: Every decision comes with its reasoning; a decision you do not approve is not applied.

Commands are about e-commerce decisions.

Written or spoken. Not for product descriptions; for price, stock, campaign and ad decisions.

• Prepare this week's price decision
• Find products running low on stock
• Suggest the right week for a campaign
• Find cards above the ad-cost cap

The core is an eight-step loop that never stops.

Every decision takes the same road: from the business as it is to a measured result. Money is never guessed at any step; it is calculated.

Money is never learned. The model predicts units, probabilities and durations; commission, cost, margin and goal weights are never learned, they enter the decision through a versioned, exact calculation.

Decision ledger. Every decision is written to the ledger with its reasoning and its approval.

• Observe: The business's stock, sales, prices and advertising are read every day.
• Represent: The state of the business is kept in numbers, together with its history.
• Predict: Only physical outcomes are predicted: units, probabilities, durations.
• Simulate: The outcome of alternative decisions is tried before anything moves.
• Optimise: Commission, cost and margin enter through an exact calculation; the decision is chosen here.
• Apply: The decision is put to your approval with its reasoning, then applied.
• Measure: The result is compared with the prediction.
• Learn: A model that predicts better replaces the old one.

A commercial decision system that learns from its own experience.

Not a chatbot, not an interface wrapped around a language model. Two kinds of intelligence, two jobs: language understands your sentence, the numeric core computes the decision.

• Language intelligence: Turns your intent into a goal a machine can read; when the work is done, it explains the result from the system's real output. The language model is a translator. It never makes the decision.
• Numeric core: Represents the state of the business in numbers, predicts physical outcomes with probabilities, calculates money exactly and chooses the decision. It makes the decision.

Authority is earned step by step, with numbers.

No decision area gets more authority until the numbers show its results are not luck.

• Measurement: Collects and counts the data.
• Prediction: Shows the predictions that pass their checks.
• Suggestion: Proposes decisions.
• Apply on approval: Applies after your approval.
• Bounded autonomy: Acts on its own within proven limits.
• Full autonomy: Not a goal.

Every principle shown here rests on published research.

The plan went through independent expert reports that never saw each other, adversarial review and several validation rounds; a finding was accepted only if it could not be refuted.

Formulas, thresholds and parameters are not published.

• Croston 1972
• Syntetos and Boylan 2005
• Nahmias 1994
• Kaelbling, Littman and Cassandra 1998
• Rubin 1974
• Pearl 2009
• Bottou et al. 2013
• Thomas et al. 2015

Frequently asked questions about Bilza Commerce Intelligence

What is Bilza Commerce Intelligence?

Bilza360's commerce intelligence. Its purpose is to bring the seventeen areas of e-commerce into one decision system: product, price, stock, marketplaces, ads, campaigns and the rest. Early access is for brands and teams in Türkiye.

Is Bilza Commerce Intelligence one of the Bilza360 services?

No. Bilza360 is the operation company that creates a Turkish brand's demand in Russia and fulfills it from inside Russia. Bilza Commerce Intelligence is not a service card; it is Bilza360's commerce intelligence.

Which commands does Bilza Commerce Intelligence work with?

Examples: “Prepare this week's price decision”, “Find products running low on stock”, “Suggest the right week for a campaign”, “Find cards above the ad-cost cap”. Commands can be written or spoken.

Is Bilza Commerce Intelligence a chatbot?

No. Bilza Commerce Intelligence is a commercial decision system. Its language model is a translator: it understands your sentence and explains the result. Price, stock and budget decisions are the job of a separate intelligence that works with numbers.

Who approves the decisions?

Bilza makes the decision and puts it to your approval with its reasoning; a decision you do not approve is not applied.

What does CI stand for?

Commerce Intelligence. The product's name is Bilza Commerce Intelligence; the short form is used only where space is tight, such as the menu.