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Data analysis for daily decisions

An analysis helps understand where a difference comes from. For example, why the margin changes or which products determine the stock value.

How does it work in practice?

We start with the question and then check the available resources. The outcome is reduced to an overview, comparison or calculation with which you can proceed in a targeted manner.

  • Compare turnover, costs and margin
  • Investigate differences between products or channels
  • Include data quality and assumptions in the outcome

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A striking figure becomes a targeted research question.

Lower turnover does not yet tell us where the problem lies. This dashboard compares developments to previous periods and brings together information about items, stock and marketing.

You can investigate an anomaly and understand the context. Does the visibility of a keyword change, or can an article not be delivered properly? That determines which next step makes sense.

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  • Analyze inventory

    An inventory analysis shows where items are running out, lying around for a long time or tying up a lot of money. Sales, delivery time and available stock together provide context.

  • Forecasting and ordering suggestions

    A forecast uses available history and assumptions to look ahead. For purchasing, this can help determine an ordering time or quantity.

  • Check data quality

    Reporting and automation require actionable source data. Checks reveal missing, duplicate or anomalous data.

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