SKU, customer & channel economics
Reconcile net revenue, direct cost and an explicit allocation of cost-to-serve. Separate observed contribution from assumptions so the most attractive customers and products are not obscured by averages.
Understand where value is created, where margin is lost, and which pricing decisions deserve a different approach.
Discuss Your Business Challenge ↗A single price increase can hide very different economics. Product mix, negotiated discounts, service intensity and contract terms can turn apparently healthy revenue into weak contribution. Leaders need a view of realized price and profitability at the level where decisions are made.
We connect transaction, customer, SKU and channel data to a consistent profitability baseline. Segmentation and demand scenarios help distinguish where to hold price, redesign terms or change the offer. Recommendations are tested against operational constraints and translated into approval rules and reporting.
Reconcile net revenue, direct cost and an explicit allocation of cost-to-serve. Separate observed contribution from assumptions so the most attractive customers and products are not obscured by averages.
Group customers by buying behavior, needs and service economics. Evaluate price corridors and differentiated offers without assuming every customer will respond in the same way.
Track list-to-invoice changes, rebates, credits and exceptions. Define approval thresholds, accountable owners and a cadence for reviewing price realization.
Model volume commitments, indexation, renewal dates and cost escalation. Test the economic implications of clauses with the client’s legal team handling interpretation and drafting.
Test volume, churn and mix assumptions across alternative price actions. Treat estimated sensitivity as a range to validate, rather than a precise answer unsupported by the data.
Turn the chosen approach into reporting, exception workflows and a practical rollout plan. Compare realized outcomes with the assumptions used to authorize the decision.
Final scope depends on the decision, data availability and agreed engagement objectives.
Bring us the challenge. We’ll discuss the data, the decisions and a practical scope of work.
Discuss Your Business Challenge