Supplier feeds
Updated on the supplier's schedule, not yours, stock and pricing already stale by the time it lands.
Ask what stock you actually hold of a specific SKU and you'll get six different answers, depending who you ask and which spreadsheet, feed, or screen they're looking at. None of them are lying. They're just all out of date in a different way.

Every one of these is trying to describe the same catalogue. None of them talk to each other, so none of them are right for long.
Updated on the supplier's schedule, not yours, stock and pricing already stale by the time it lands.
Whoever edited it last wins. No audit trail, no way to know which version is current.
Only as accurate as the last manual re-key, and re-keying six sources by hand doesn't happen consistently.
Shows what was true when someone last remembered to update it, not what's true right now.
The only place stock is actually counted by hand, and the last place any system asks.
The one person who “just knows” what's really in stock. It works until they're on holiday.
The ERP for orders, the spreadsheet for the one supplier who doesn't do feeds, the website plugin for the shop, each one solved its own problem and nobody planned how they'd stay in sync.
Someone has to notice a mismatch and fix it by hand. When they're busy, which is always, the mismatch just sits there.
The same product has a different code in the supplier feed, the ERP, and the website. Matching them is treated as a one-off project instead of an ongoing job.
So everyone double-checks against their own private version, which creates a seventh source of truth, and a seventh version of wrong.
The Decoded Data App takes every supplier feed in, matches it against your existing catalogue, and becomes the single source every other system reads from: the ERP, the website, the warehouse.
In one deployment, 164,752 products went in and 127,135 matched automatically on the first run, a 77% match rate, with 11,064 matched and prepared for the Khaos Control catalogue within weeks. Same principle, any supplier mix.
A Clarity Audit maps every source you're running today and what it would take to get them all reading from the same data.