Millions of products, analyzed in seconds.
To keep you ahead.

Getting started with a new solution should be super easy. Veriscope guides the first-time user in a very simple way to make sure that the initial settings of Veriscope get done, regardless of if you are a category manager, a sourcing manager, something entirely different or all of the above!

The dashboard is your starting point when you log-on to Veriscope. It is fully customizable, which means that everything you are interested in is at a glance.

The Collection contains all your products. Play around to see your product portfolio in +100 different dimensions based on the properties of your portfolio. When you are happy, save your collection as a Playlist to have it readily avaliable the next time you logon, or to share it with your collegues.

The Price Index view gives you everything you need to know on how your prices stand-up vs. any competitor of interest in any market or currency you choose, this minute, day or why not half a year ago?

Knowing hundreds of fine details on your collection, the Assortment analysis view allows you to position yourself against your competitors in so many additional ways than just by price. Why does a specific competitor have 50% cut away collars in their German shirt assortment, and why are they able to charge more ythanou as their quality of fabric seems no different than yours? And more so, when do competitors launch and discontinue products and how do these shifts correlate to price changes?

The Price ladder is known to most financial fashion analysts. We simplify the process of creating a Price ladder tremendously and we make it worthwhile to actually look at the numbers as they are super fresh and as they cover all your competitor products in any way you want to.

Markdowns is an interesting one. We give you your true markdown situation (i.e. based on the prices your competitors actually charged prior to the price reduction) as well as the subjective situation (i.e. based on advertised pre campaign prices). The difference is sometimes substantial…