Use Analytics for Consumer Goods dashboards to get detailed insights on your territory,
stores, and sales rep performance. Sales managers can use the dashboards to increase sales,
improve store compliance, identify stores at risk, and maximize sales rep effectiveness. Sales
reps get store-level insights on visits performance, sales, compliance, and top-selling
products.
Required Editions
Available in Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited editions where
Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled.
The Analytics for Consumer Goods app includes two types of dashboards:
Dashboards accessed through the app in CRM Analytics Studio.
Embedded dashboards that deliver insights from within the context of Salesforce objects you
work with.
They’re designed to answer key questions about your business.
In-App Dashboards You can access the in-app dashboards through the app in CRM Analytics Studio.
Embedded Dashboards The Analytics for Consumer Goods app includes dashboards you can embed in Lightning Experience pages. These dashboards provide detailed insights into your store, including account performance, last visit, and the product whitespaces. Your Salesforce admin embeds these dashboards in specific Salesforce pages.
Merchandiser Dashboards Get actionable insights on store compliance, last store visit, inventory compliance, product performance, and account hierarchy. The dashboards give you easy access to retail execution KPIs that help you perform merchandiser activities effectively.
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