Planning · 200 to 1,000 styles · Nothing formal yet
What a planner gets out of Coord
The market picture gets assembled when somebody has the time, which means it gets assembled late or not at all. Coord runs it as a standing job, so the answer is waiting whether or not anyone had an afternoon to go and find it.
At this size the range is still small enough to read whole, and big enough that the movement inside it stops being obvious by eye.
This week
If your week looks like most planning weeks, some of this is on it
- How wrong was my last forecast, and where specifically?
- Where is the stock going, and is that still right?
What the week looks like either side of it
- Today
Last season reconstructed from memory and whatever happened to be saved
With CoordA dated record of price, range and availability you can read back through
- Today
Demand inferred from your own sales, which only ever show what you had in stock
With CoordSearch demand by term and by month, back to 2018, across the market rather than your shelf
- Today
A category shift noticed once it is already in three competitors' ranges
With CoordCategory mix held over time, so the drift is visible while it is still a trend
- Today
The market half of the plan left out, because nobody had time to assemble it
With CoordIt arrives assembled, whether or not anyone had the afternoon
What Coord answers
And the observation behind each one
What the market did while your plan was running
A dated record of price, range and availability across the panel, so a season can be read back rather than remembered
Whether demand moved before your numbers did
Search demand by term and month, back to 2018, set against what the brands you watch actually stocked
Which categories a market is quietly moving weight into
Category mix over time, so a drift shows up while it is still a trend
About 480 brands read every day across Great Britain, the United States and France, with wider sweeps out to about 5,700. Measured September 2026.
What it will not tell you
None of this is your own history. Coord is the outside half of a forecast, and the accuracy of your last one is measured against numbers that stay in your system.
See it on the brands you actually compete with.
Answered the wrong way? Run it again, or read the capabilities in full on the products pages.