From THB 85,000 per engagement
Multi-Branch Sales Review
A structured reading of store-level sales across your network, with charts and a working session for owners and regional managers.
Who it is for
Retail groups running three or more branches — fashion, home goods, specialty food, or convenience formats — that need a clear answer to which stores, weeks, and categories actually move the network.
Result
You leave with a branch comparison pack, annotated visualisation of sales trajectories, and agreed next actions for merchandising and staffing. The brief is written for owners and regional managers, not buried in a technical appendix.
Scope included
- Intake of till extracts or export files for an agreed window (usually 12–26 trading weeks)
- Cleaning and alignment of branch codes, category trees, and festival calendar markers
- Same-store and cross-branch comparison charts
- Written owner brief and a half-day working session in Bangkok or by video for provincial teams
- One revision pass after the working session
Outside this review
We do not rebuild your point-of-sale software, train cashiers on terminals, or provide ongoing hosted reporting accounts. Those sit with your systems vendors.
Process
- Discovery call and branch list confirmation
- Data handover and quality check
- Analysis and draft charts
- Working session and final brief
Duration and delivery
Most networks complete in three to five weeks once clean extracts arrive. Meetings are held at our Sukhumvit desk or at your Bangkok head office; provincial branches participate by shared documents and scheduled calls.
Preparation
Nominate one contact who understands your category tree. Provide export files in the formats your tills already produce — we adapt; we do not demand a new template from cashiers.
Pricing basis
Engagements start from THB 85,000 for networks of three to six branches. Larger footprints and denser category trees are quoted after the discovery call. A deposit secures the calendar slot.
Next step
Request a branch review with your store count and preferred trading window.