Campaign Intelligence

Understand the promotion behind the price move.

Bring competitor promotional signals into your commercial review. See which products are involved and connect campaign context to the pricing and assortment decisions your team is making.

What you get

Campaign Intelligence

For ecommerce marketing and pricing teams coordinating their response to competitor promotions.

01

Inspect observed promotional signals alongside the products and competitors they concern.

02

Use campaign timing to give context to a price or availability change.

03

Review promotional activity with pricing colleagues in the same intelligence workspace.

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Agree on the source coverage before treating campaign observations as market-wide evidence.

From observation to decision

How you use it

01

Review the signal

Identify the competitor, affected product and available promotional context.

02

Connect it to the market

Compare the promotion with prices and availability instead of treating it as an isolated event.

03

Plan your response

Decide whether to investigate, adjust your plan or take no action. The preview does not launch or modify campaigns.

Example workflow

A decision worth checking

A competitor promotes a product during a short offer period. Check the related price and stock context before deciding whether your team should respond with pricing, messaging or no change.

Start with your store’s requirements.

The public view illustrates campaign signals with preview data. A pilot requires agreed campaign sources, product matching and observation windows. It does not establish competitor advertising spend, conversions or campaign profitability.

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