Sterling Intelligent Promising overview

Sterling Intelligent Promising delivers intelligent omnichannel fulfillment through modular, cloud-native services that enable accurate order promising, real-time inventory visibility, and optimized fulfillment decisions. The platform helps retailers maximize inventory productivity, minimize cost-to-serve, and enhance customer experience.

Sterling Intelligent Promising packages

Sterling Intelligent Promising consists of the following packages.
Each license provides a set of selected services. The Sterling Intelligent Promising licenses offer the following components.
  • A modular Promising, Inventory Visibility and Optimization service
  • An Order Hub UI service.
  • A Self Service web-based user interface for the SaaS offering only.

    Self Service is available to onboard customers in Sterling Intelligent Promising. It provides your organization's administrators and developers with a web-based user interface, which they can use to complete tasks for administering, troubleshooting, and updating your environments. For more information, see Self service.

Sterling Intelligent Promising offerings

The Sterling Intelligent Promising is available as a Software as a Service (SaaS) offering and an on-premises containers offering.
Sterling Intelligent Promising SaaS offering
Provides cloud-based access without the need for onsite infrastructure. For more information about getting started, see Getting started for SaaS.

For more information about the SaaS pricing plans, features, platform, deployment, and add-ons, see Explore Sterling Intelligent Promising pricing plans.

Sterling Intelligent Promising on-premises containers offering
Allows deployment within your own infrastructure by using container orchestration. The on-premises containers offering is available only in the Sterling Intelligent Promising Standard package. The premium capabilities in containers are provided as an add-on through the Sterling Intelligent Promising Standard package.

For more information, see Feature differences between SaaS and on-premises containers offerings.