For sales and account teams

Your buyer asks if it's moving. Answer with receipts.

Syndicated data arrives six weeks late and tells you nothing about who bought. Walk into the review with proven sales per store, per week, and the names behind them.

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Velocity report
Chile Cola · Q3
Prepared for
category buyer, SoCal
+3.4
Units/store/wk
6,142
Proven sales
41%
Bought again
Sprouts · SoCal · 412 doors+4.1 units/wk
Whole Foods · SoCal · 188 doors+3.2 units/wk
Sprouts · Phoenix · 96 doors+2.6 units/wk
Every number traces back to a receipt — sourced from 6,142 verified receipts, July to October.
The review you're walking into

Eleven minutes. Two questions. One answer that decides your doors.

What they ask

Is it moving?

Not whether the brand is exciting or the packaging tested well. Units, per store, per week, against last quarter.
What you usually have

A number six weeks old

Syndicated data with a lag, no names behind it, and no way to explain why one region worked and another did not.
What this gives you

Proof, per door

Verified purchases with store numbers, timestamps and a named buyer behind every single one.
Inside the report

Nine pages, built for a buyer, not a marketer

Six of those pages walk the buyer through the argument directly. Each one states its own sample size and where the numbers came from.

What it changes in the room

Three arguments you cannot make with syndicated data

One brand's Q3 buyer review, and the reset that followed it — an example, not a benchmark.

1,840
Doors kept at the review — the SKU had been flagged on velocity, and the report answered the question in the first eleven minutes.
From that brand's Q3 buyer review
+620
Doors added at the next reset — the same evidence that defended the listing was used to argue for more of it.
Same brand, following planogram reset
41%
Repeat rate used as the argument — not total volume, the proportion of buyers who came back and bought again.
Matched by phone number, same 90-day campaign
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Syndicated data versus proven sales

Keep buying the syndicated panel — it tells you the category story. This tells you your story, with names attached.

SyndicatedProofline
How current4–6 weeks oldLive
Store detailRegional averageEvery door
Who boughtUnknownNamed
Why they boughtModelledAttributed
Reach them againNoYes

What sales teams ask

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Nine real pages from a real campaign, with the brand details removed. Forward it internally and see what your buyer says.

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