See your categories the way the market sees them

Factori helps CPG and consumer brands understand what’s happening around every key market, banner, and store—who shops there, how they move, what they search for, and where they actually spend—so you can make better calls on demand, promo, assortment, and market bets.

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Plan your operations around how the world actually works.

You don’t own the store, but your business depends on what happens in it.

Most CPG decisions are built on:

Shipment and syndicated data

High‑level demographics

One‑off studies and retailer decks

Factori adds a consistent outside‑in view, so you can:

See where demand is building or fading

Understand which stores and markets truly fit your brand

Plan promos, media, and innovation with real local context

Enhancing your decision making workflow

Demand by banner, market, and channel

Move beyond national curves and see how demand really differs by region and retailer.

Promo & trade planning

Decide where to go deep, where to go light, and where not to promote at all.

Assortment & pack strategy

Align range and pack sizes with local household, income, and usage patterns.

Retail media & geo‑based activation

Aim spend at store catchments and neighborhoods that actually match your target shopper.

Innovation & market selection

Choose where to launch and scale based on interest, spend, and local fit—not just intuition.

The data CPG teams need

You bring shipments, panel, and retailer data. Factori brings the real‑world layer.

All datasets are aggregated, privacy‑safe, and designed to be simple to understand and connect to your markets, banners, and priority stores.

Retail

Retail

Aggregated category and brand spend by market—where your space is growing, flat, or falling.

Market

Market

Search and commerce interest for your brands, competitors, and categories across regions.

People

People

Aggregated view of local households and workers: age mix, income bands, lifestyle indicators.

Mobility

Mobility

How people move around key banners, corridors, and trade areas.

Places

Places

Store networks, formats, competitors, and complementary banners in each market.

Events

Events

Local events and calendars that drive short‑term spikes in key categories.

How CPG brands use 
real world context

Smarter demand and planning

Better promo and trade decisions

Stronger assortment and pack choices

Higher‑impact media and activation

Key questions CPG teams can answer confidently

In which markets is our category growing faster than our share?

Where should we prioritize promo depth vs. everyday price vs. innovation?

Which banners and store clusters are the best fit for our premium or value lines?

Where should we put OOH and CTV against this launch for maximum impact?

How should plans change in markets where economics are softening but interest is still high?

Made for data-driven CPG teams

Sales and category leaders working with retailers

who need error down and trust up.

Looking for clean, reliable visit data to plug into models and dashboards.

Looking for clean, reliable visit data to plug into models and dashboards.

Looking for clean, reliable visit data to plug into models and dashboards.

Looking for clean, reliable visit data to plug into models and dashboards.

Looking for clean, reliable visit data to plug into models and dashboards.

Pick a focus area

For example: next‑year planning for a priority category, a key retailer, or a set of focus markets.

Choose a starter bundle

Common starting point for CPG: Retail Sales + Market + People + Economic, then layer in Mobility, Places, and Business for more detail.

Run a focused review

Compare how you plan today vs. how decisions look with real‑world data, then decide where to adjust promos, mix, and market focus.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Factori help CPG brands improve demand forecasting?

Factori adds real-world signals like retail sales trends, foot traffic, market interest, weather, events, economic conditions, and audience behavior to improve category, brand, SKU, and market-level demand forecasts.

Why should CPG teams use external data for planning?

Shipment, retailer, and POS data show what already happened. Factori adds outside-in demand signals to explain why performance changed and where growth may move next.

How can Factori improve category and assortment planning?

Factori helps CPG teams understand local category momentum, shopper profiles, retail spend, market demand, competitor activity, and store-area context to improve assortment and distribution decisions.

Can Factori help CPG brands identify growth markets?

Yes. Factori helps compare regions, retailers, trade areas, and consumer segments using demand density, audience fit, category trends, economic strength, and local market signals.

How does Factori support retail media and shopper marketing?

Factori helps teams target high-potential markets, audiences, events, and retail environments where category demand, shopper intent, and conversion potential are strongest.

Can Factori help reduce out-of-stocks and overstock?

Yes. Factori improves demand visibility by market and store area, helping teams plan replenishment, allocation, promo inventory, and seasonal supply more accurately.

How does Factori help measure promotion and campaign impact?

Factori connects retail sales, mobility, market interest, audience, and local context to help teams compare exposed markets, control areas, and demand lift after campaigns.

How do CPG brands test Factori before scaling?

Start with selected categories, brands, retailers, regions, or campaigns, then compare current planning against Factori-enriched forecasts for demand accuracy, distribution gains, promo lift, and retail media ROI.