The Whitespace Analysis dashboard provides insights to identify opportunities to improve
sales and revenue. Use the dashboard to analyze sales data and identify stores with unused sales
potential for specific products or categories. You can also get insights into sales trends, rank
items based on revenue or quantity sold, and analyze the product performance trend over the
years.
Required Editions
Available in Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
where Consumer Goods Cloud is enabled.
Here are examples of questions that the dashboard can answer:
Which stores have the potential to sell the top-selling products?
Can we introduce new products or categories in specific stores?
Which products and categories are not performing well?
How does a product perform in the store based on sales revenue and quantity?
Are there any whitespace opportunities in our stores that we can use to increase
revenue?
How has the performance of products changed over time, and what can we learn from these
trends to create future strategies?
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