Agree on the comparison
Write the decision before choosing fields. Product identity, pack rules, geography and period should be understandable to the colleague who will use the result.
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REWALTO / FOR BRANDS
Understand how your products appear across the market.
Brand teams use Rewalto to compare how their products appear across Indian retailers: price, availability and listing details by pin code, with pack size, location and collection time kept in view. This page lists the comparisons to plan first and the data that supports each one.
THE DECISION COMES FIRST
Which difference deserves a closer look?
A lower price can mean a smaller pack. A missing listing can mean the location was never checked. Give your category and commercial teams a comparison they can explain: a defined product set, comparable variants and a clear record of where each fact came from. Start with the coverage available in the catalogue, then narrow the question before requesting data.
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
Is this a meaningful price difference, or a different pack?
- Choose a product and list the variants that belong in the comparison.
- Keep retailer, pack size and pin code beside each price. Separate multipacks and bundles.
- Review records from a comparable period before describing a gap.
Choose the fields your question needs
A listed price does not establish the checkout total, an individual offer or the price every shopper sees.
REQUEST STRUCTURE / NO DATA LOADED
Make the scope easy to review.
| Product name | Pack size | Retailer | Pin code | Listed price | Collection time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No records loaded. Check catalogue coverage before requesting data. | |||||
Review the planning brief
{
"audience": "For Brands",
"question": "Is this a meaningful price difference, or a different pack?",
"scope": [
{
"label": "Product scope",
"value": "One product and explicitly matched variants"
},
{
"label": "Retailers",
"value": "Retailers covered by the selected entry"
},
{
"label": "Location",
"value": "A consistent set of pin codes"
}
],
"requestedFields": [
"Product name",
"Pack size",
"Retailer",
"Pin code",
"Listed price",
"Collection time"
]
}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 coverage before reading
Open the catalogue entry for availability, freshness, supported filters and the published rate. Preview entries remain Coming soon. A paid read needs an explicit action.
Share evidence with interpretation
Bring supplied records into the report studio and review the table, findings and limitations together. Download HTML or use browser Print to save a PDF.
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.
FROM THE SHELF
Stories from real readings.
Dated posts that start from a brand question and answer it with shelf readings.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
Questions worth asking.
What can a brand compare on Rewalto?
Product, price and availability across Indian retailers, with pack size, location and collection time shown beside each value.
Is it sales data?
No. It is public listing data, not your sales or campaign results. Listing, price and availability records describe the covered source at collection time; sales, demand and market share need separate evidence.
How do I start?
Start with one product question, then check the catalogue entry for coverage and freshness before requesting data.
Can we compare every city and retailer?
Use the catalogue entry to check actual geography and source coverage. Do not treat an unsupported or unchecked location as an empty result.
Can our team receive automatic alerts?
Yes. Watches are live: a watch checks on its own schedule and sends an alert by email, Slack, Telegram or webhook when something changes. These examples do not create one.
FROM A QUESTION TO USEFUL DATA