When seasonal sales hit, most retail teams prepare for the chaos. Extra shifts, manual workarounds. Fingers crossed that systems don’t give up under pressure. But what if peak demand didn't feel like a stressful situation? What if your commerce operations were designed to scale automatically?

That’s the question more retail leaders are asking as digital complexity grows. And it’s exactly where Fynd’s AI-native commerce platform changes the equation.

The real problem isn’t volume. It’s commerce architecture

Orders flood in from your D2C site, Amazon, and Flipkart. Customer support juggles WhatsApp, email and chat. The catalog team scrambles to update products across platforms. Then orders slow and response times lag. 

Most commerce stacks, stitched together over time, crack under pressure.This was Being Human Clothing's reality until it adopted an AI-native commerce layer by Fynd, built to scale by default.

The hidden challenges of running commerce in pieces

Let’s unpack what fragmented operations actually cost you.

Operational inefficiency

One tool for marketplace orders, another for D2C, third for inventory and a fourth for customer support. Every handoff becomes a game of digital ping-pong and with it comes delays, errors and a team running on caffeine instead of clarity.

Slow go-to market

Launching a new product means updating information across multiple platforms manually. What should take hours takes days.

Inconsistent customer experience

A shopper on your website gets one experience. A marketplace customer gets another. Same brand, different tone, different response times. Customers notice even if your platforms don’t.

Limited scalability

When order volumes jump 3x or 6x during sales, the cracks start showing. The go-to solution? Add people, add shifts and add stress. The tech stays the same and the pressure piles on.

“As our digital commerce footprint continues to expand, it was critical for us to work with a partner that could bring scale, stability, and intelligence to our operations.”

Vivek Sandhwar, COO of Being Human Clothing

Fynd’s AI-native platform: Unifying operations to power autonomous commerce 

Instead of adding to their tech stack, Being Human Clothing partnered with Fynd to rethink commerce at scale. Fynd became their unified, AI-powered layer, connecting and optimizing operations as demand grew.

What followed was a quiet transformation behind the scenes.

Removing the catalog bottleneck

Cataloging often slows down retail. Fynd addressed this for Being-Human with built-in AI-led workflows.

Fynd Snap for product imagery:

• Creates and optimizes product photos and videos using AI
• Customizes output for different channels (D2C site vs marketplace requirements)
• Eliminates dependency on traditional photoshoot cycles for every variation

AI PIM (Product Information Management) for catalog data:

• Faster catalog enrichment with AI assistance
• Standardized product information across all platforms
• Continuous automated updates reducing manual effort

Impact:

Catalog generation and updates became 60-70% faster, improving cross-channel discoverability across channels.

Centralized order management

With Fynd’s OMS, Being Human:

• manages the entire order lifecycle
• coordinates fulfillment seamlessly
• handles cancellations and returns without friction
• offers real-time visibility into every order

Impact:

Order processing accelerated by 40–50% without raising overhead costs. 

Customer support built for peak

Peak support once meant adding more agents. Now Fynd’s AI Commerce Agent handles it at scale.

What changed in practice:

• Automated responses to common queries (order status, return policy, size guides)
• Consistent brand voice across all communication channels
• 24/7 availability without increasing support headcount
• Smooth escalation to human agents when needed

Impact:

Manual support effort drops by 50-60% without compromising experience.

Fynd: More than a platform, your true growth partner

What sets Fynd apart is how intelligence is embedded across the stack.

"Brands today need more than fragmented tools, they need a unified, intelligent operating layer that can scale with demand."

Ragini Varma, Chief Business Officer at Fynd

This distinction matters because retail tech decisions aren’t about features. They’re about speed, resilience, efficiency and future readiness. Fynd reflects a broader shift in retail. Brands moving to AI-first operations built for what’s next, not what’s legacy.

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