Use cases for Retail
See why EventStoreDB is a great database for retail operations and POS products
Retail
Event Sourcing is excellent for retail operations: using an immutable log of data, a single source of truth makes auditing a much more streamlined process. This is not the only thing an Event Store can do for the retail industry.
Main problems faced
- Real-time data analytics
- Multiple systems and data sources
- Omni-channel retail
Why EventStoreDB?
- Deep personalization through event-sourced analytics data
- Single source of truth supplies both online and in-store
- Scalability: handle lots of data
- High availability running as a cluster
“Using Event Sourcing is where the real win comes into play, because it provided us the design patterns we needed. Individually, and across separate domains, it helps us answer questions like what happened, when it happened, and in which order it happened.”
Large retailers and ePOS/e-commerce solution providers need systems that allow analysis of huge amounts of data to better understand customers, allowing them to provide personalized shopping experiences and improve their purchasing and operational decisions. They also have to deal with multiple systems and data sources, and increasingly have the requirement to analyze data in near real-time.
Event Store's core database allows our retail customers to store critical data in streams of immutable events, and react in near real-time through projections. It also allows them to build systems with great performance and high availability.
If you want to know more, contact us and we will explain how EventStoreDB can help you.
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Case Studies Vispera helps large grocers execute excellent displays in their stores and franchises using image processing and machine learning to make better decisions. The team used Event Sourcing and Event Store Cloud to create a scalable, safe system that can grow with the company in the future. -
Guides Beginner's Guide to Event Sourcing
New to Event Sourcing and need an overview of the key concepts? Our Beginner's Guide to Event Sourcing is a great place to start and includes diagrams and code snippets to help explain things. -
Articles Requirements for the storage of events
As Event Sourcing gains traction as an application persistence pattern, there are some questions that need to be answered: How do we choose a dedicated database? What kind of API does it need to offer? Do I need to build my own event store? This article aims to answer those key questions.