Retail Store Performance
Retail Store Performance brings together all available retail POS and wholesale data at the native market granularity provided by each source—store/door, DC/warehouse, region/DMA, banner/retailer, or corporate total. The explore preserves each source’s grain and enables blended roll-ups for consistent analysis.
Examples of source granularity
ULTA
ULTA Portal: Total-corporate–level POS with full history for long-horizon trends.
ULTA EDI: Store-level POS beginning on the data-setup start date. Use this for door-level analysis that does not require full historical coverage; long-horizon trend completeness accrues as the pipeline runs (e.g., 2+ years). EDI store-level weekly sales also supports downstream weeks-of-supply calculations.
Sephora
Mixed granularity depending on feed: some corporate/region aggregates and some store-level by door.
What’s Included
1) POS Sales Performance
Retailer-provided sales by door (e.g., Walmart, Target, Sephora, Ulta, Kroger) at a weekly cadence, including:
Dollar Sales
Unit Sales
Stores Selling
Avg Weekly $ per Store Selling per Item ($/S/W/I)
Avg Retail Price (ARP)
Baseline / Incremental / Promo / Non-Promo Sales Volume * (calculated)
2) Wholesale Performance
Internal shipment (“sell-in”) and distributor/partner sales or depletions (“sell-through,” when provided) are integrated alongside POS to complete the picture at the door, DC, region, and account levels. This supports operational alignment between what was shipped, where it landed (DC/Warehouse or store allocation), and how quickly it is selling through. Key metrics include:
Wholesale Dollars – revenue booked on wholesale shipments
Wholesale Units – units shipped to wholesale partners
Wholesale Cases – case-level volume (computed from item master case packs where available)
3) Store & Geography Dimensions
Store ID / Store Name
Retailer
City, State, ZIP
Region / DMA
DC/Warehouse (Wholesale / Distributor data-specific)
Key Metrics & Dimensions
Sales Dollars
POS revenue by store and week
Metric
Sales Units
POS units by store and week
Metric
Wholesale Dollars
Revenue on wholesale shipments
Metric
Wholesale Units
Units shipped to wholesale partners
Metric
Wholesale Cases
Cases shipped (units ÷ case pack) to wholesale partners
Metric
Store ID / Name
Retailer door identifier and label
Dimension
Retailer
Retail banner/account
Dimension
City/State/ZIP
Store location attributes
Dimension
Region / RMA
Regional grouping for roll-ups; Retailer Marketing Area
Dimension
DC/Warehouse
Receiving DC/warehouse for routing and allocation
Dimension
Time series supports week, month, quarter, and year, including prior-year comparisons when history is available.
Core Use Cases
Top/Bottom Store Analysis: Rank doors by sales and growth; spotlight best practices and target laggards.
Regional Trend Tracking: Roll up by state/region/DMA to guide field marketing and distribution strategy.
New Store Launch & Expansion: Measure ramp-up after new placements and confirm distribution execution.
Coverage & Opportunity: Compare current selling doors vs. target doors to size upside.
Sell-In vs. Sell-Through Alignment: Compare Wholesale Units/Cases/Dollars to store-level Sales Units/Dollars to detect slow-moving regions, pipeline fill events, and re-order needs.
Operational Alerts: Flag doors with sudden sales drops or persistent zero sales to investigate OOS, scan issues, or discontinued items.
Note: Inventory data is not included in this explore.
Inventory is not included in this explore: all inventory is modeled in Omnichannel Inventory, which provides store-level Quantity on Hand and combines the latest inventory levels with a adjustable rolling sales metric across URS and UOS channels for weeks-of-supply calculations (latest week inventory divided by average weekly sales for that product + location over the last 4–12 weeks).
Data & Modeling Details
Sources: Retailer portals/EDI “sales by door” feeds for POS; internal ERP/order data for shipments; distributor/partner depletions where available.
Grain: Date and Market granularity will vary by source (typically Daily or Weekly, and Store-level or Corp and/or Region-level), depending on the data source; wholesale shipments aligned at DC/Warehouse, account, region, and store (when all allocations are provided).
Alignment: Shipments without store-level allocations are reported at DC/Warehouse or account level and remain analyzable alongside store POS via regional and account roll-ups.
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