Foundit!

Curation

Curation that creates the collections your catalog is missing

Your customers are searching for collections you haven’t built yet. Beach-ready. Garden party. Conscious luxury. The products are sitting in your range right now, but no one has named, grouped, or merchandised them the way customers actually shop. FoundIt! finds those missions in your intent data and builds the assortments to match, automatically and continuously.

  • B&Q
  • CPC
  • Fenwick
  • John Lewis & Partners
  • Ironmongery Direct
  • M&S
  • Michael Kors
  • Net-a-Porter
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Brico Depot
  • B&Q
  • CPC
  • Fenwick
  • John Lewis & Partners
  • Ironmongery Direct
  • M&S
  • Michael Kors
  • Net-a-Porter
  • Neiman Marcus
  • Brico Depot

The Problem

The trend gap is costing you sales you'll never see

A customer reads about a trend, lands on your site, and types it into your search bar. Barbiecore. Lug-sole boots. Milkmaid dresses. And finds nothing.

Not because you don’t stock it. You do. But your catalog has never named it, grouped it, or merchandised it as a thing customers can shop. The products are scattered across categories, described in your language, invisible to the one word the customer actually used. That’s the trend gap, and every retailer has it.

Manual merchandising can’t close it. By the time a team has spotted the trend, built the collection, written the copy, and shipped the page, the moment has moved on. The opportunity was real. The window was small. And it’s already gone.

Capability Blocks

Curation built around customer intent

Four connected capabilities uncover emerging customer missions, build curated collections automatically, and keep your merchandising one step ahead of demand.

  • 1

    Close the trend gap automatically

    FoundIt! reads the missions and trends customers are expressing in real time, including the ones your taxonomy has no name for yet, and surfaces them as opportunities. The trend you’d have spotted three weeks too late, caught while it’s still peaking.

  • 2

    Build assortments around missions, not categories

    Customers don’t shop “swimsuits, tops, dresses.” They shop “I’m going to the beach.” FoundIt! assembles products from across your range into mission-based collections (the straw hat, the tote, the towel, the cover-up) so customers explore the way they actually think. More of your range gets seen. More of it gets bought.

  • 3

    Generate net-new collections, then keep them current

    This isn’t a one-off merchandising project. FoundIt! generates curated collections and themed journeys (Beach to Brunch, Resort Ready, Conscious Luxury, Garden Party) and updates them automatically as intent shifts, seasons turn, and new trends emerge. New opportunity identified, new collection created, no manual build.

  • 4

    Bring inspiration back to the experience

    Remember flicking through a magazine for ideas? Customers lose that online when products are presented as a flat, feature-led list. Curation brings the inspiration back, using intent to build collections that excite and guide, not just rows of SKUs that ask customers to already know what they want.

How It Relates to Navigation

Curation finds the collection. Navigation gets them there.

Curation and visual navigation are two halves of the same idea. Curation works out what collection a customer’s intent is calling for and builds the assortment. Navigation makes that collection effortless to reach across your site. Together, they turn a static catalogue into a living experience that reshapes itself around demand.

Proof in the real world

Built to uncover demand and inspire discovery

The right collections appear while customer demand is still growing. More inspiration. More exploration. More products discovered.

Holiday Shop: missions that drove deeper category engagement

By reorganising a Holiday Shop around customer missions (comfortable travel, the city walk, the beach, stepping out at night) rather than rigid clothing categories, intent-led curation drove significantly more engagement in the category. More customers explored further, more products got viewed, and more of the range surfaced for the shoppers who wanted it.

Footnote micro-copy: When all four layers of product discovery pull together, top-tier multi-category retailers typically see a 4 to 6% uplift once the effect starts compounding

Turn trends into sales

Stop missing the collections your customers are already asking for

The demand is in your data. The products are in your range. Curation connects the two, automatically, before the moment passes. We’ll show you the collections hiding in your own catalog.