I find Quicklizard really beneficial for my role, especially in aligning with our 'never knowingly undersold' policy using a commercially sensible approach. The solution architects and customer success manager have developed logic that supports our category teams effectively. I think it's a very accessible platform, and any issues or improvements we need regarding operational delivery and continuous improvement are always met with a 'yes, we can do it' attitude. Additionally, Quicklizard enables us to execute our competitive pricing policies by allowing us to remain within our market thresholds, match prices, launch promotions, and protect margins. The new UI provides another exceptional level of experience for end users.

Most importantly, Quicklizard allows us to approach pricing in a new way. As a large retailer with a diverse assortment, there are similarities between products that we were not able to exploit prior to the Quicklizard pricing group setup. This has allowed us to be more systematic in our pricing strategy. The great flexibility the team has demonstrated has allowed us to further refine this approach. The 'logic' behind how prices are generated is intuitive and easily explained even to casual users. Quicklizard is evidently a very flexible system as it has allowed us to develop and implement many custom functions that our business has requested. The team is responsive and ships quickly, even for more complicated requests.

The UI is constantly getting better, still a bit tchnical in the overview but really nice developement and feel safe that they will continue work forward. Integrations is not something I am tcnically involved in but from my perspective as a superuser supporting price owners and seting up strategies everything runs smooth. Performance is good and still improving. We have over 450000 products in the catalogue but the interface is responding really fast despite that huge amount of data being updated live. ROI is something I cannot comment on since I have no insight in the cost of setting up but I believe the IT/economics-departments at my firm are happy since the contract is still active three years after go live. Support and onboarding has worked amazing as an end user I have got help within an hour every time I have had an issue or question. Some issues have taken a bit longer to fix but then with almost hourly updates of how it is going. They have never been late on a deadline. AI has just recently been implemented in a small scale and tests so far seem positive on the note that it does not ruin pricing. Some refining still need to be done in terms of taking historical campaigns into consideration instead of aiming for that kind of turnover when not in campaign. But on products not in campign it works great out of the box.