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FeedVisor Launches Actionable Analytics To Help Sellers Measure Their Repricing Performance

FeedVisor, the fully automated repricing platform that has revolutionized competitive pricing for the e-Commerce market, is now taking its offering to the next level with the introduction of actionable analytics.

2012-07-18
TEL AVIV, July 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) FeedVisor, the fully automated repricing platform that has revolutionized competitive pricing for the e-Commerce market, is now taking its offering to the next level with the introduction of actionable analytics.

Today, effective business management requires more than just repricing. It is critically important for sellers to continuously measure their business performance and ROI. Comprehensive analytics covering multiple aspects of the seller's business (sales, profitability, orders, Buy Box share) can help the seller make critical business decisions. With actionable analytics sellers do not act blindly anymore.

"In today's world repricing activity must be measurable," says Victor Rosenman, FeedVisor's CEO. "With our new Actionable Analytics Component sellers can measure a variety of business data simply and effectively. And in today's economic environment that's a definite competitive advantage."

FeedVisor was designed to maximize e-Commerce effectiveness and improve profitability. "We owe it to our existing clients and our potential clients to offer the most comprehensive, easy-to-use business tool. Our system does the work so our clients can focus on making money."

FeedVisor Actionable Analytics Component includes operational as well as competitive analyses tools.

Operational analytics tracks changes in sales, orders and profit to identify the best-selling and most profitable products at any point in time. These analytical tools and alerts enable you to stay on top of your business and convert your newly gained information into a competitive advantage.

Competitive analytics monitor key clients' metrics using various market intelligence functions, supply and demand forecasting, peak-to-trough forecasting, pricing analysis, and more.

"FeedVisor is the only company providing profitability analysis for its clients," says Yair Margolin, Feedvisor's CMO. "For example we provide selling-data performance, selling volume, profitability and percentage sales per product resolution. We also provide performance metrics by account, aggregating all products for an inclusive result. Sellers know that it is important to understand individual product performance as well as their collective performance overall".

FeedVisor is a strategic tool which enables sellers to trade between the profit margins and selling volume in real-time, based on previous activity. Its algorithms continuously watch sellers' key performance indicators. Alerts indicate changes in demand and in competitors' prices. With its new Actionable Analytics Component, it is the most innovative and comprehensive Amazon Repricing software on the market. FeedVisor is located in Tel Aviv.

Victor Rosenman
CEO
sales@feedvisor.com
http://feedvisor.com


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[Press-News.org] FeedVisor Launches Actionable Analytics To Help Sellers Measure Their Repricing Performance
FeedVisor, the fully automated repricing platform that has revolutionized competitive pricing for the e-Commerce market, is now taking its offering to the next level with the introduction of actionable analytics.