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Competitive Intelligence tab

This is your quickest way to see how your pricing compares against competitors across your entire catalog or a filtered product set.

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The Competitive Intelligence tab gives you an at-a-glance view of:

  • How often you are priced higher, lower, or the same

  • Pricing trends over time

  • The distribution of matched SKUs across competitors

  • Category, brand, or SKU-set specific pricing posture

What the page shows

  • Performance snapshot

    • A pie chart showing the share of SKUs where you are higher, lower, or matched vs competitors.

    • A bar chart breaking down pricing outcomes (higher / same / lower) at a more granular level.

This gives a quick read on your competitiveness: are you consistently above market, below, or aligned?

  • Filters that shape your analysis by

    • Product Lists (your curated SKU groups)

    • Categories

    • Competitors

    • Brands

These filters let you shift from broad posture (entire catalog) to tactical insights (priority SKUs, a single retailer, or a single brand).

How to use it

Step

What You Choose

Step 1 : Select your focus

Choose whether you want to look at:

  • Your full catalog

  • A product list (e.g., hero items, seasonal ranges, sensitive SKUs)

  • A specific category or brand

Step 2: Apply competitor filters

Limit the view to direct competitors or focus on marketplace sellers if you want to identify unauthorized price pressure.

Step 3: Interpret the charts

Look for:

  • High % of “higher” → risk area

  • High % of “lower” → margin opportunity, or potential price leak

  • High % of “same” → well-aligned competitive position

Step 4: Drill down

Click into SKUs from the summary to understand the exact products driving gaps.


Tips & Best Practices

  • Start broad, then narrow down: get a holistic price posture, then drill into offenders.

  • Use Product Lists for more stable comparisons.

  • Pair this view with Products Tab analysis for SKU-level details.

  • Revisit weekly! Competitive posture changes quickly in many categories.

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