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RetailVision Software

RetailVision


RetailVision brings together the most comprehensive retail datasets in the marketplace. With our easy-to-use front-end, our advanced gravity model delivers the key to understanding the relative attraction and potential of every retail destination in the UK.

  • Over 4,800 Retail Centres classified into 30 different centre types including High Streets, Retail Parks, Leisure Parks, Factory Outlets plus a separate classification for London Centres.
  • Ranked by their retail ‘attractiveness’ using a combination of variables:

    • Number of multiple retailers (Source: Retail Locations)
    • Average brand turnover (Source: Mintel)
    • Unit size where available (Source: Retail Locations)
  • Derived retail centre catchments

    • Syndicated customer flows from a range of retailers
    • Flow coverage available for 66% of centres
  • Comparable centres identified using:

    • Counts of retailer types
    • Key catchment demographics
  • System updated 6-monthly.
RetailVision Outputs
  • Available as 2 retail intelligence reports produced for any UK shopping destination:
    • Retail Centre Report
    • Retail Catchment Report
  • Available as a full system with an easy-to-use model front-end:
    • Access to all base-line centre and catchment reports
    • Scenario functionality to understand the impact of network changes (i.e. store openings or closures) on centre rankings and catchment potential, e.g. John Lewis opening in Leeds
  • RetailVision Locations, RetailVision Centres and RetailVision Catchment data files are available for in-house analysis.
  • All datasets and models are fully compatible with and can be integrated into MICROVISION.
RetailVision Applications
  • Network and Site Assessment – Utilise centre types, weightings and ranks to assess existing store locations, identify gaps in the network and evaluate target towns.
  • Store Performance Review - Examine relationships between catchment characteristics and store sales to benchmark current performance and identify similar centres in the UK.
  • Product Ranging - Understand the needs of the catchment population, to set appropriate store formats, product ranging and resource allocation strategies.
  • Marketing Activity - Analyse geographical variation in store sales across centre catchments to focus local marketing activity.