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FMCG

Which sales points are you missing?

In the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector, accurate location strategies and effective field operations are key to gaining a competitive advantage. Next Geo helps FMCG companies optimize their commercial marketing and operational activities with its rich data library and AI-powered technologies.

THE QUESTION ON THE SECTORS PAGE

Which sales points are we missing, and what route should the field team follow?

The question has two halves, and so does this page.

POINTS

Where your product reached the shelf and where it did not; which of the outlets you do not serve are worth the most, and which product belongs in each.

FIELD

Which point the team visits in what order, how the visit is recorded, and how tomorrow’s route is rebuilt from what came back.

  • 6ANALYSIS TITLES
  • 4SOLUTION PAGES
  • 1PRODUCT PAGE

All three numbers can be counted from this page: the six analysis titles below, and the four solution pages and one product page they resolve into.

SAMPLE OUTPUT

Where are we absent, and where does the team go tomorrow?

The table is a coverage scorecard for one sales territory: how many eligible outlets are still open in each district. The strip below it is one day of field visits for the district in the table’s first row. Both are outputs of the six analysis titles further down this page.

A grid of cells over metropolitan İstanbul: some of them pink, the rest pale grey.
Covered and uncovered cells of a population grid.
COVERAGE SCORECARD Sample territory · 4 districts SAMPLE
LOWEST COVERAGE RATE FIRST
DISTRICTELIGIBLEOPENCOVERAGE
Ümraniye2309758%
Kadıköy2106171%
Ataşehir1844476%
Maltepe1652883%
Four-district total78923071%

The coverage rate is the share of a district’s eligible sales point universe that carries your product. These four districts hold 789 eligible outlets; you are in 559 of them and 230 are open. The open column is where new sales point acquisition starts. The bottom row is the arithmetic of the four rows above it, not a separate measurement.

DAILY VISIT ROUTE Sample field day · Ümraniye — the table’s first row SAMPLE

VISIT ORDER · 5 STOPS · 8.6 KM

  1. 01 Supermarket · Çakmak Mah. EXISTING OUTLET 1.2 km
  2. 02 Corner shop · Çakmak Mah. NEW OUTLET LEAD 0.4 km
  3. 03 Chain branch · Atatürk Mah. EXISTING OUTLET 2.1 km
  4. 04 Supermarket · Esenşehir Mah. NEW OUTLET LEAD 3.3 km
  5. 05 Kiosk · Esenşehir Mah. EXISTING OUTLET 1.6 km

Five visits, 8.6 km in total. The order comes from visit frequency and outlet potential; two of the stops are drawn from the open-outlet column in the table. The team sees the same list in Location Analysis Mobile and records the visit on site.

Sample output. Figures are illustrative. Real scorecards are produced from your own sales point list.

VALUES WE OFFER

Six analysis titles for FMCG.

Six titles that strengthen your sales and distribution strategy with AI-powered analytics. Each one resolves into a named Next Geo solution or product; the whole row is the link, so there is no separate “more info” to repeat.

A grid of square cells covers the map of İstanbul in three shades of pink, palest at the edges and deepest in a cluster over the central districts and the southern Anatolian shore.
Sales Point Penetration Analysis · penetration density neighbourhood by neighbourhood
On a zoomed street map, dozens of solid navy dots mark existing sales points, pale lilac squares shade the competitor-dense blocks, and 14 pink rings inside them mark the candidates.
New Sales Point Acquisition · white space: where the competitor is and we are not
A pink route leaves the navy A marker on the shore, runs through stops numbered 1 to 5 and loops east across the city; underneath it reads 62.4 km, 14 stops and 1 day.
Route Optimization · one sequence linking a single day's stops

Points and Field is a reading order, not a separate product family: all six titles run on the same data infrastructure. The titles and their descriptions are the ones listed on the FMCG card on /en/sectors/. The first two rows resolve into the same solution page because the point database and matching they both rely on are described there.

HOW WE START

From your outlet list to a coverage scorecard.

Three steps. Behind each one is a named Next Geo solution or product — no surprise layer in between.

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Grocery points around Kartal and the population cells beneath them.
  1. 01

    Your outlet list lands on the map

    Distributor, supermarket and corner-shop lists usually arrive as addresses. They are matched, deduplicated and verified. As long as one outlet is counted twice, your coverage rate is wrong too.

    • Matching
    • Enrichment
    • Deduplication
    • Verification
  2. 02

    The eligible outlet universe is built

    Next to your own outlets goes the list of every point in that area that could sell your product.

    • Population
    • Business records
    • Outlet type
    • Field observation
  3. 03

    Scorecard, forecast and route

    Districts are ranked by coverage rate, open outlets are scored by revenue potential, and the field team’s visit order is built from those two lists.

    • Coverage scorecard
    • Open outlet list
    • Revenue forecast
    • Visit route

Your sales points are retail businesses in their own right. If you also want to work the high-street and shopping-centre structure, the brand mix or the store side of the estate, the same infrastructure is described on Next Geo’s separate Retail sector page.

NEXT STEP

Let’s map your sales points together.

Let’s work out together which dataset and which analysis title your sales and distribution strategy needs.

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