Promotion calendar per retailer
Every activation with its dates, mechanics, products and cost, on one calendar the whole team shares.
Trade promotion management
Plan every promotion and every franc of trade investment with each retailer, see where the budget stands at any moment, and find out which promotions actually paid back.
Discounts, rebates, listing fees and marketing contributions add up to a large share of revenue for most FMCG brands. Yet the plan sits in one file, the agreements in another, and the actual spend only shows up when finance closes the books.
By then the year is half over, and nobody can say which promotion worked, which one only shifted volume, and where the money should go next.
Every activation with its dates, mechanics, products and cost, on one calendar the whole team shares.
Trade budgets set top-down and split by retailer and campaign, with approvals and alerts when a limit is near.
Agreed terms and promotion costs tracked against booked sell-in, so you see real spend and not only planned spend.
After each activation, record what it cost, how it was executed and what it added in sell-in, and decide whether to run it again.
Compare what a different discount, a delisting or an extra listing would do to volume, terms and margin before you commit.
Ask in plain language which promotions paid back at a retailer, or let the Agent fill a promotion review from what you tell it.
Leadership sets trade investment top-down; key accounts plan within it.
Build each retailer’s promotion calendar with its costs and expected uplift.
Review every promotion against sell-in and spend, and carry the lessons into next year.
The planning, budgeting, execution and evaluation of the promotions and trade investment a brand agrees with retailers: price promotions, displays, rebates, listing fees and marketing contributions.
Each promotion keeps its actual cost and its effect on sell-in. Sellva sets them against each other, so you see which promotions paid back and which only shifted volume.
No. Sellva works alongside your ERP (for example SAP) and reads the sell-in it needs; invoices and accounting stay where they are.
Sellva is built in Switzerland and knows Swiss retail well (Coop, Migros, Denner and others), and the site covers retailers in Germany, France, Austria and Italy too. It is available in English, German, French and Italian.
A demo walks through Sellva with examples from your retailers, from the account plan to the store.
Get a demo