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Retail & e-commerce · A national retail group

Retail: a storefront that writes and answers in its own voice

The situation

The group runs AI across the storefront: product descriptions for a catalog that never stops changing, review summarization, and the first line of customer support. Every SKU update and every support conversation was an LLM call, and every call went to the same premium model.

Sales seasons made it worse: the busiest weeks for the business were the most expensive weeks for the AI bill, exactly when the spend was hardest to question.

What moved to Run BiOS

The workloads moved to Run BiOS and were right-sized: catalog copy and review summaries now run on open models matched to the task, with the premium model kept only for the copy that carries a campaign. The integration stayed one OpenAI-compatible endpoint — the same code, different economics.

Support answers were grounded in the group’s own policies and catalog data, so answers read like the brand instead of a generic assistant.

Serverless inferenceRight-sized open modelsOpenAI-compatible API

The outcome

  • AI spend reduced significantly — and the bill stopped spiking with the sales calendar
  • Catalog coverage increased significantly, because cost no longer decided which products got copy
  • Support answers improved noticeably once grounded in the group’s own data

Before

One premium model across the entire storefront, bill tracking the sales season

With Run BiOS

Right-sized models per task, seasonal peaks absorbed

Illustrative, not measured.

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