Channel Prioritization Tool

The Channel Prioritization Tool is built to give Trade Marketing and commercial teams a structured, defensible way to score and tier channels based on 11 weighted criteria. identical to the oliir sample structure — the gold-standard reference.

TM Channel Health Grid Scorecard

The TM Channel Health Grid is built to give Trade Marketing and commercial teams a structured, defensible way to score channel health on 8 dimensions — identify channels in growth, plateau, or decline.

Channel Relevance Selector Tool

The Channel Relevance Selector is built to give Trade Marketing and Commercial teams a structured way to score every retail channel against eight strategic attributes — and rank them objectively for investment, JBPs, and category strategy.

Brand-Channel Distribution Availability Tool

The Brand-Channel Distribution Availability is built to give Trade Marketing and Sales teams a structured, disciplined way to track which brands are available in which channels — by SKU, retailer, and region.

Channel Description & Strategy

The Channel Description & Strategy Tool is built to give Trade Marketing and channel teams a structured, disciplined way to define and document every channel’s role, characteristics, and strategy.

Distribution Channel Selector

The Distribution Channel Selector Tool is built to give Trade Marketing and channel teams a structured, disciplined way to select the right channels for a brand, category, or SKU.

Market Size & Channel Selection

The Market Size & Channel Selection is built to give strategy and commercial teams a structured, disciplined way to combine market sizing and channel selection in one tool.

Channel Profit & Loss Calculator

The Channel Profit & Loss Calculator is built to give Trade Marketing, finance, and channel teams a structured, disciplined way to build a P&L for any channel — revenue, gross margin, trade investment, cost-to-serve, operating profit.

Trade Channel Matrix Gulf

Gulf channel structure varies across markets but planning often treats the region as homogeneous — leaving local nuance invisible.