Keep each client scope clear
Agree the question, sources and intended audience before reading data. Do not treat a shared account or a report file as permission to combine private client material.
All use cases
REWALTO / FOR AGENCIES
Give client recommendations a clear evidence trail.
Agencies buy the same products as everyone else (Data, Reports, Watches and the API) and use them for their clients. Scope the client question, compare the commerce records Rewalto covers, and write a report that separates the data from your own interpretation. Check coverage and dates before you promise a client a view.
THE DECISION COMES FIRST
Can your client understand and check the recommendation?
A client needs to know what changed, why it matters and where the evidence stops. Start with a defined question rather than a large recurring deck. Keep the client scope, source coverage and permitted use clear from the beginning. Rewalto can support the data side of your analysis without implying a private client integration or a resale licence.
PLAN THE QUESTION
Try a workflow that fits your day.
Choose an example and the fields you need. This planner outlines a request without running it or spending credits.
Your workflow planner
Planning onlyNo credits used
Which covered products belong in the client comparison?
- Agree the category, product set and pack rules with the client.
- Choose retailer and pin-code coverage that fits the brief.
- Keep source links and collection times available for review.
Choose the fields your question needs
The table describes covered listings, not sales share, campaign effectiveness or every product in the market.
REQUEST STRUCTURE / NO DATA LOADED
Make the scope easy to review.
| Brand | Product | Pack size | Retailer | Pin code | Listed price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No records loaded. Check catalogue coverage before requesting data. | |||||
Review the planning brief
{
"audience": "For Agencies",
"question": "Which covered products belong in the client comparison?",
"scope": [
{
"label": "Client brief",
"value": "One defined category decision"
},
{
"label": "Comparison rules",
"value": "Comparable products and pack sizes"
},
{
"label": "Coverage",
"value": "Named retailers and relevant locations"
}
],
"requestedFields": [
"Brand",
"Product",
"Pack size",
"Retailer",
"Pin code",
"Listed price"
]
}Changing this layout does not run research, collect data or create a watch.
FROM SCOPE TO DECISION
Make the work repeatable.
A useful result starts with a consistent scope and ends with a conclusion the data can support.
Check availability and permitted use
The catalogue shows current status, coverage and rate. Check the applicable terms before sharing records with a client. Preview entries remain Coming soon; planning an example makes no paid request.
Deliver a report the client can question
Use the report studio for supplied records, tables and written conclusions. HTML downloads and browser Print to PDF are available. A report can also repeat every month, and watches, which alert you when something changes, are live.
CHECK BEFORE YOU START
Current data, current limits.
Availability, coverage and rates come from the catalogue. A planning example does not establish that the requested records are held.
Checking the published catalogue…
Coverage and prices are not substituted with example values. Review the catalogue before making a data request.
FOLLOW THE QUESTION
Useful next steps.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Questions worth asking.
What can an agency use Rewalto for?
The same products as everyone else: Data, Reports, Watches and the API. Agencies use them to scope client analysis and compare covered commerce records.
How do I check coverage?
Use the data catalogue and the coverage and freshness guide before promising a client a view.
Can we resell the records to clients?
Do not assume so. Check the applicable dataset licence and permitted sharing terms before onward distribution. A downloaded file does not create a resale right.
Is this a white-label agency platform?
No. These workflows support evidence-based analysis and supplied-data reports. They do not offer a white-label platform or promise custom branded automated delivery.
Does a report prove our campaign caused a change?
No. Public listing changes need careful interpretation. A causal claim requires a suitable evaluation design and evidence beyond the comparison table.
FROM A QUESTION TO USEFUL DATA