Leave Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud. Own your retail execution system.

Each store has its own visit frequency and an assigned rep. Ask who is overdue and the answer comes with what each late store has bought lately.

• check Stores past their visit date, sorted by how late they are and what they are worth
• check Coverage across the whole estate as one percentage you can track week to week
• check Strike rate, average order and time in store per rep, against the target you set
• check Try moving stores between two reps and see both workloads before anyone is told

What a merchandiser records in store becomes something you can ask about, not a form nobody reads again.

• check Facings, shelf price, gaps and off-plan lines, per store and per product
• check Promotion checks: display in place, ticket up, price correct, and the stores nobody has checked
• check Shelf prices for each line compared across every store you supply
• check Which promotions sold more only where the store ran them properly

Orders take the store's own price list and any live promotion. A credit cannot be issued without authorisation, and tracked lines need their batch code.

• check Orders in cases at each store's price list, with the promotion applied on the line
• check Orders written out for your ERP in one step and marked as sent
• check Credits held until someone authorises them, with the reason recorded
• check Every credited batch with stores and dates, ready the day a recall lands

Merchandisers, key account managers and the office all work from the same records. Adding a person costs nothing.

• check Pricing law, the Grocery Supply Code and batch traceability checked against your records, each rule with its source
• check Visit summaries, weekly rep reports and order confirmations under your own name and logo
• check New fields, rules and reports added by describing them in plain English
• check Open source under the MIT licence, with no renewal date