Discount corridor optimization
Corridor floors by segment and class that recover margin without moving the accounts that would leave.
The business question
Where should discount floors sit so margin recovers without losing the accounts that would leave?
What it does
Sets corridor floors by segment and class using the volume-response model, and shows the expected recovery under each floor.
What’s inside
Composed from the platform’s own objects, so it is a configuration you can open, not a document.
- Optimizer: corridor floors
- Model: volume response
- View: floors with expected recovery
Uses these metrics
The measures that call for this template when they move, each with its own page.
- Average selling priceMetricAct when: A change over x% month over month
- Price realization indexMetricAct when: Below 95 on any national account, or a two-point drop in a quarter
- Discounts givenMetricAct when: A jump in the average, or new requests above the corridor
- Custom price requestsMetricAct when: A spike against the trailing eight weeks
- Capture rate, realized against modeledMetricAct when: Below 85% at week 12 on any published action
- Corridor complianceMetricAct when: Below 90%, or exception value rising
Commercial context required
What Revomo reads to run it. Everything else in the template is derived from these records.
- The governed commercial context: customers, products, transactions, prices, costs and agreements
Relevant industries
All industries
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