Retail market intelligence
Product. Price. Retailer. History. AI. Widefactors brings the factors that shape a market into one connected view—so teams can see what changed, understand why and act with evidence.
The Widefactors view
Market intelligence loses value when price, product, retailer, history and analysis live in separate tools. Widefactors keeps them connected from the first signal to the final decision.
01 · Benchmark
Benchmark products, offers and specifications across retailers without flattening the market into a spreadsheet. Every comparison stays connected to the product and source underneath it.
02 · Pulse
Pulse turns market movement into a decision surface. Price change, assortment shift and competitive signals point directly to the products and retailers creating the pattern.
03 · Analyst
Analyst works on the same structured market evidence as the rest of Widefactors. Ask in natural language, keep scope explicit and move from the answer back into the supporting market view.
Which 9 kg models changed price most this week, and what should I inspect first?
The strongest movement is concentrated in a small group of offers rather than the whole segment. Start with the products where the current retailer gap and recent history changed together.
04 · Story
Story carries the market evidence into executive communication. Build a narrative, keep charts aligned to the same source and export presentation-ready material without rebuilding the analysis by hand.
Evidence before interpretation
Move from a market summary into retailer, product and historical evidence.
Market, category and retailer context remain explicit across the platform.
Benchmark, Pulse, Analyst and Story work on the same market structure.
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