Other tools hand you a dashboard and leave the interpreting to you.
Our team reads your data and writes up what changed, what needs attention, and what to look into next. One page, ready for the management meeting.
From data to decisions, once a month
How it works
What lands in your inbox
A management summary with the headline KPIs, the criteria that moved, the outliers worth attention, and a short list of priority actions with the impact each would have on your score.
Underneath sits the detail: monthly trend, criterion comparison per website, and a deep dive on the products pulling your numbers down.
Underneath sits the detail: monthly trend, criterion comparison per website, and a deep dive on the products pulling your numbers down.
Written by people, not generated
Our team goes through the raw data and explains what it means for your channel. That is the part most tools leave to you, and the part that decides whether the data gets used.
Built for the management meeting
One page you can put in front of a leadership team without reformatting anything. Every statement traces back to observed market data, not assumptions.


Optimisation scenarios, not just findings
Each report models what your score would look like if you fixed the biggest gaps, so you can weigh effort against outcome before committing anyone's time.
Delivered monthly as a one-page PDF
Priority actions ranked by impact
Available as an add-on to any plan
Presented, not just sent
We walk your team through the key takeaways so the findings land with the people who act on them. Every commercial decision stays with you.

What is in the report
Every section, from the management summary to the priority actions.
Management summary
Headline KPIs and the critical outlier, at the top
Trend over time
Month on month movement, not a single snapshot
Criteria detail
Which criteria moved, which sit below your threshold
Website deep dive
Per platform performance against your portfolio average
Bottom performers
The specific products dragging your numbers down
Priority actions
What to fix first, with the expected gain
Optimisation scenarios
Modelled outcomes before you commit resource
Your own sections
Anything your management team needs covered
Reporting across global marketplaces and retailer platforms
Quick Answers
FAQ
Common questions about management reporting
How often do reports arrive?
Monthly by default. If your category moves faster, we can agree a shorter cycle.
Which dashboards can be reported on?
Any of them. Channel Monitoring, Competitor Overview, Content Control, PDP and Logistics, individually or combined into one report.
Is it included in the plan?
Management reporting is an add-on. Tell us which dashboards you want covered and we will include it in your quote.
Do reports make recommendations about sellers?
They flag what to look into, based on observed market data. They do not tell you how to handle a specific seller, and pricing decisions remain with each seller, as required under EU competition law.
Can we see a sample?
Yes. Ask for one through the quote form and we will send a redacted example built on real monitoring data.
