Walk into your account review with proof.
A conversation about a missed listing or a broken price ends the moment it becomes an argument about whose data is right. A reading taken by someone independent, with the time on it, isn’t your word against theirs.
Bring a record, not an argument.
You raise a missing listing or a price that undercuts your other apps. The retailer’s category manager opens their own dashboard, which shows something different, and the meeting becomes a debate about whose number is right.
We save what an app showed a shopper in a named pin code at a named moment, so you can show the page instead of defending a figure.
The pin code
A precise location, because one dark store can tell a different story from another.
The moment
A saved reading with the time on it, rather than a recollection after the meeting.
The page
The retailer’s own page, with checked and historic prices kept clearly apart.
A week around one account review
Most of the work is done before the meeting. This is how a key-account manager uses the console for one retailer.
- A week beforeChoose the retailer and the month. Open the Retailers view of Digital Shelf: listings found, pin codes read, the share of stock checks that found your product in stock, and how far below MRP the typical price sits.
- Three days beforeOpen the pin-code view and pick the places where the gap is real. Check the source of each reading and note the time it was read.
- The day beforeFor a price dispute, pull the price history for the product. Checked prices and older public price history are labelled separately, so you know which one you are quoting.
- In the roomPut the readings and their sources on screen. Ask the retailer to explain what the shopper saw, instead of asking them to accept your number.
- AfterKeep the rows. Next month, look at the same pin codes again and see whether the gap closed.
Sample data for an invented brand, not a live reading.
Three ways teams use it, with an example of each
The tables below are invented, to show the shape of the output. In your account each row would carry its source.
A product missing where a rival is present
The third row is the one to keep out of the meeting: nobody checked that pin code, so it says nothing about the shelf.
“Not stocked” and “we didn’t check there” are different answers, and each row says which one it is.
| Pin code | Your product | Rival product | Status of the check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500003 | Not listed | Listed | Checked, source kept |
| 560001 | Listed | Listed | Checked, source kept |
| 380015 | No result | No result | Not checked here |
Invented data, to show the shape of the output.
A price dispute, with the history behind it
The price history shows when the discount deepened. The row you can show a retailer is the one we checked ourselves, not the one that came from public history.
A reading can show that the price was there. It cannot show why.
| Date | Below MRP | Where it came from |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | 12.0% | Public price history |
| Week 3 | 12.0% | Checked by Rewalto, source kept |
| Week 4 | 27.5% | Checked by Rewalto, source kept |
Invented data, to show the shape of the output.
One page per retailer for the monthly review
Retailer C does not display stock, so its stock figure is left out rather than counted as zero. A missing figure reads as missing, not as bad news.
The same table next month shows what moved.
| Retailer | Listings | Pin codes | In stock | Below MRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retailer A | 27 | 8 | 79% | 46.0% |
| Retailer B | 2 | 5 | 80% | 27.5% |
| Retailer C | 4 | 1 | Not shown | 61.9% |
Invented data, to show the shape of the output.
The products that fit this team
Start with the platform page that matches the question, then choose how to buy it.
- Commerce dataStock and price by retailer and pin code, with the source of each reading.
- Rewalto DataThe price and availability records as files, when you want to build your own review pack.
- Data for brand teamsThe comparisons a brand team plans first, and the stories behind them.
- The buyer review packThe shelf evidence to bring to a retailer review, and how to lay it out.
What it can’t prove
Whose fault the gap was. A reading shows what the app showed, never why, and a tool that guessed at the cause would hand you an accusation rather than a fact.
How far back it goes
25 Aug 2026OUR OWN CHECKS SINCEBefore that date, price history comes from public sources and is labelled that way.1,22,386 earlier prices from public price history, labelled as theirs, not ours.6,696 RETAILERS & D2C STORES WE COLLECT FROM · 5,854 PIN CODES · 13,770 DARK STORES · 5,22,253 PRODUCTSProducts for this team
The history export gives you the price series for your products, with a source reference on each row. Prices shown are the published prices.
Price and how to buy
Questions before you start
Can I show the source to the retailer?
Yes. Each reading carries the address of the retailer's own page, the time it was read and the text the figure came from. You are showing them what their app displayed, not our interpretation of it.
Will the retailer accept it as proof?
That is their decision. A reading with its source, a time and a pin code is specific, but it shows what the app displayed, not whose fault a gap was.
What is the difference between a checked price and a historic one?
A checked price is one Rewalto fetched itself, with the page address. A historic price comes from public price history and is labelled as such. The two are never mixed in one figure.
What if a retailer does not show stock?
Then the stock figure for that retailer is left out and marked as not shown. It is never counted as zero.
Does Rewalto contact the retailer for us?
No. Rewalto reads what the apps show and does not change anything on them. The conversation stays with you.
How do I start?
Bring one account and one month. We show you what we already have for it and say plainly what we do not.
Bring one account and one month.
We’ll show you what we already have for it.
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