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Promotions and trade spend questions for key account managers
Answers key account managers' questions on trade budgets, the promotion calendar and how past promotions performed, and drafts promotion requests for approval.
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The problem
Trade spend sits across a promotions spreadsheet, finance reports and scan data. Account managers wait days for answers, then plan the next promotion without knowing whether the last one paid back.
How it works
- Reads trade budgets, the promotion calendar and post-promotion results
- Answers what is left, what is booked and what each promotion returned
- Compares mechanics side by side, such as 2 for $6 against 2 for $7
- Checks each request against approval limits
- Drafts the promotion request and sends it to the right approver with the evidence attached
What it connects to
- Hemi (national account manager)How much Ferncastle trade budget is left this year, and did the 2 for $6 on crackers pay back?
- AgentFerncastle has $2,430,000 left of its $5.3 million budget. The 2 for $6, PR-2291, sold 3.3 times baseline but returned 78 cents for every dollar spent.
- Hemi (national account manager)Ouch. What about the April one?
- AgentThe 2 for $7 in April, PR-2240, lifted sales 2.4 times and returned $1.24 per dollar. It cost $36,800, against $61,700 for the 2 for $6.
- Hemi (national account manager)So I pitch 2 for $7 again next quarter.
- AgentThat matches draft PR-2318, estimated at $52,000. It's over your $25,000 limit, so it needs Kate Brennan's approval. Shall I send her the draft with both results attached and book her Wednesday 11am review?
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