We automatically collect data from online stores, marketplaces, and partner websites so you can see where your products are presented, how they are being sold, who follows pricing policy, and who creates risks for the business.
The service helps you do more than spot violations. It also shows the broader context: how pricing changes, where visibility is declining, which partners are weakening your product presence, and which competitors are strengthening their position. That creates a solid base for systematic work with distribution, sales, and the company’s online presence.
We help manufacturers monitor compliance with recommended retail pricing and quickly detect dumping. The system records violations, shows where and when deviations appear, and creates a clear evidence base for follow-up communication with partners.
This makes your response more systematic. You can distinguish isolated incidents from repeated violations and build market control around facts rather than guesswork.
It is not enough to be simply listed in a catalog. You need to understand where your brand is genuinely present, where it is well represented, and where competitors are winning. We collect data on product availability, line completeness, partner coverage, and gaps in shelf presence.
This helps you identify weak spots early: missing SKUs, poor category coverage, limited presence among key sellers, or lost share on the shelf. In practice, that gives you a clear plan for working with distribution and sales.
Today brands compete not only on price, but also on the quality of their online presence. We analyze how your products are presented by partners: titles, images, specifications, descriptions, reviews, ratings, rich content, and the overall quality of product pages.
This level of analysis helps explain why sales may lag even when distribution looks strong. If a product appears weaker than competitors in search results, has an incomplete page, or lacks enough reviews, that directly affects conversion and brand share.
We collect not only data about your brand, but also the broader market context: competitor prices, promo activity, popular products, category shifts, ratings, and customer response. This helps you see how the market is moving and where competitors are capturing attention and demand.
That perspective is valuable for marketing, sales, and category management. You can identify growth opportunities faster, assess promising niches, understand competitor strengths and weaknesses, and make decisions in real market context instead of in isolation.
Every partner sells differently. One provides broad shelf coverage, another supports pricing discipline, a third drives the category actively, while a fourth is present only formally. We build analytics by partner, channel, and segment so you can assess distribution effectiveness in detail.
This makes team prioritization easier. You can see where cooperation should be strengthened, where terms should be revisited, and where targeted actions are needed to improve visibility, coverage, or pricing discipline.
We can also build a base of potential new partners to support distribution expansion.
Data has to be useful across different roles inside the company. We prepare reports for specific needs: sales teams, brand managers, trade marketing, e-commerce units, and leadership. Each group gets the level of detail needed for action.
As a result, analytics becomes a working tool rather than an archive of spreadsheets. From daily MAP control to quarterly brand strategy reviews, everything is brought into one system where risks, issues, and growth opportunities are easier to see.