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Tutorial: How Do I Read The Opportunity - Price Adjustment Summary Page?
This tutorial is interactive. To move to the next step, please follow the prompts showing you where to click, or use the < and > arrows along the bottom.
12 STEPS
1. This tutorial will teach you how to read and use the Opportunity: Price Adjustment summary page.
2. You will see a Decrease Opportunity which highlights products that are poor performing within your assortment and are priced higher than your competitors.
3. Below is your Increase Opportunity. This highlights products that are strong performing within your assortment and are priced lower compared to your competitors.
4. Within each Increase and Decrease Opportunity will be a product summary card.
5. The category table shows the products suitable for a price Increase or Decrease.
With the Dresses filter applied, the table will show any subcategories relevant, even if they weren't selected in the Opportunity set up.
6. If you select specific subcategories, then only these will be considered in your category table.
7. The Decrease category table features three columns, Product Count, Discount % and the Current Price Match % Difference, which is the percentage difference between your option's price and the average price of the competitor matched options.
8. This Decrease category table shows that four Bodycon dresses have been identified for a price decrease, These four dresses have an average discount of 3.75% and are priced on average 15.80% higher than competitors.
9. The Increase category table replaces the Discount % column with SKU sellout %.
A high SKU sellout % is a good indicator of strong performance.
10. To the right of the summary card is the a preview of the products identified for a price Increase or Decrease.
11. Hover for more information on the product.
12. The bottom right of the summary card states the total number of products and categories found in the Opportunity.
You have now completed the tutorial.
Here's an interactive tutorial
** Best experienced in Full Screen (click the icon in the top right corner before you begin) **https://www.iorad.com/player/2521810/Pricing---Opportunities-Price-Adjustments---Summary-Cards