Digital shelf data you can trace to its source.
Find the products, prices and locations that need attention. Check the source behind each finding, then share the evidence with the person who can act. Start with a sample before choosing a feed or dashboard.
Five steps, one set of data.
We collect, we check, we compare, we suggest, and we get it to your team. Every result comes from the same saved data.
Every number in Rewalto comes from one of these steps, and none is worked out twice.
We collect prices and stock
We read public pages on shopping apps and, if you connect them, your own store and site. Every reading keeps the address of the page it came from.
We check how you're doing
Are you in stock and priced right, at each pin code and on each app? Each question is answered for your own products.
We compare across the category
Benchmarks, price bands and gaps in the range, worked out from the same data with nothing new to collect.
We watch it for you
A Watch follows the products and pin codes you choose and sends an alert when stock or price changes, so a problem reaches your team the day it starts.
We get it to your team
In the dashboard, as exports and reports, or through an API. One place to look, whichever step the answer came from.
What can your team do with Rewalto?
How does Rewalto keep findings traceable?
Each step only uses what the step before it produced. A report can’t make a number look better than the data behind it, and nothing can show you a number the data doesn’t hold.
It is also why missing data stays visible. When something is missing, we can tell you whether we didn’t check or it wasn’t there, and those are different answers.
Review the API documentation for supported operations, authentication and usage conditions. The earlier site audit is no longer offered.
From a shelf reading to a brand decision
A price change is a starting point. Your team needs to know which product changed, where it changed and what the source showed before deciding how to respond.
- 01
Identify the reading
Keep the retailer, product, pack, pin code and observation time together. That context tells an e-commerce manager which account or location to investigate.
- 02
Check the source
Check the source of the reading. Compare like-for-like products and distinguish a recorded change from missing data or a different pack size.
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Decide what to investigate
Use the evidence in an account review, pricing discussion or category brief. The source shows what was observed; your team still needs to establish why it happened.
Choose the starting point for your brand
Work with the shelf data
Bring price, availability and search readings into your team's review. Start here when your analysts want to explore the records and make their own comparisons.
CATEGORY & PRODUCTBrief a research question
Choose a scoped report when you need help assessing a launch idea, understanding AI recommendations or reviewing a month of digital shelf observations.
Questions before you start
What is a digital shelf reading?
It is an observation of a product listing on a shopping app, with its location and time. Fields can include selling price, MRP and availability. Available fields depend on what the source shows; missing information is not filled with a guess.
How are observations different from estimates?
An observation records what a source showed. An estimate uses a model and assumptions; an analyst's judgement interprets the evidence. These should be read as different kinds of information, with their labels and sources attached.
Does Rewalto automatically change our prices or retailer listings?
No. The shelf data and research help your brand decide what to investigate. Rewalto does not change a retailer's property, and suggested website changes remain subject to your team's review.
See the data behind it all.
What we track, how far back it goes, and what each price can prove.