Simulate, manage and control your assortments in one collaborative tool
Strengthen collaboration, improve reliability and save time
Centralizing data on a single platform improves reliability. Exchanges of e-mails and Excel files are reduced by more than 98% and teams have more time (up to 70%) to focus on their core business.
Take advantage of a true data convergence
Data consultation and manipulation occur in real-time, whether it is entered, imported or originated from panelists, sales force tools, or from your invoicing and information systems software.
eCOS® Assort becomes the repository for consolidated data.
Simulate the impact of assortment plans on volume and sales
Creating different scenarios becomes quick and easy.
We formulate hypothesis using panel or sell-in data, directly integrated within the platform.
A few clicks are enough for all teams to build an annual plan.
Simplify assortment management through automation
By automating the most time-consuming processes (data entry and re-entry, etc.), the data is reliable and available in real-time, thus freeing up time for teams to focus on analysis and action.
Automating and chaining the process also accelerates the deployment of innovations, by directly involving the supply and demand planning teams.
The sales force tool is updated at the time of warehouse deliveries, making 100% of assortment-related visits reliable.
Follow your activity in real time
The ability to compare in real-time, the negotiated distribution of your products with its actual distribution, allows you to refine your management and distribution levels.
It is also possible to automate the tracking of supplies and to update the field teams in real-time.
Monitor your activity in real time through numerous reports
- Compilation of retailers
- Evolution and category differences
- ND and WD channels
- Teaching segment summary
- Actual vs. negotiated broadcasting
- Evolution of agreements
- Evolution ND/WD
- Evolution of flashes
« Thanks to eCOS® Assort, I have saved 80% of the time I spend on data processing in favor of customer relations »
