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Power BI solutions for retail

Dozens of stores, thousands of products and prices that change daily. By combining POS, ERP and warehouse data, we show which stores, categories and campaigns truly perform, in near real time.

Common challenges

Stores you can’t compare

Store, region and channel performance sit in different reports, making fair comparisons difficult.

Inventory imbalance

Overstock in one store and stock-outs in another; transfer and replenishment decisions come too late.

Campaign and margin tracking

The impact of discounts on sales and gross margin is measured long after the campaign ends.

Reports we build

01

Store performance

  • Revenue and average basket
  • Sales per square meter
  • Year-over-year comparison
02

Category and product analysis

  • Category contribution
  • ABC analysis
  • Sell-through rate
03

Inventory and replenishment

  • Days of inventory
  • Store transfer needs
  • Warehouse stock
04

Budget and targets

  • Budget vs. actual
  • Daily target achievement
  • Regional rankings
05

Campaign and pricing

  • Discount impact
  • Gross margin
  • Pre- and post-campaign sales
06

Customers and loyalty

  • Loyalty program participation
  • Repeat purchase rate
  • Customer segments

Typical data sources

  • ERP
  • POS systems
  • Warehouse management (WMS)
  • CRM and loyalty program
  • E-commerce platform
  • Excel budget files

Frequently asked questions

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Can store managers see their own store’s data on mobile?

Yes. With RLS each store manager sees only their store and regional managers see their region; reports are designed with a dedicated layout for the Power BI mobile app.

How often can daily sales data be refreshed?

Depending on your source systems and licensing, multiple refreshes per day can be scheduled. We determine the right refresh frequency together.

Let’s talk about what your data can do

In a short intro call we’ll listen to your needs and work out together where it makes sense to start with Power BI. The call is free.