Alloy Named a Leader in Retail Analytics by G2 Winter 2023 Report
Dec 14, 2022
SAN FRANCISCO - December 14, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
G2, the world's largest tech marketplace and review platform, today released its Winter 2023 Grid Report naming Alloy a leader in Retail Analytics. Alloy was also recognized as a High Performer in Demand Planning in G2's Winter Report.
In this new report, Alloy ranked above its peers in the industry based on the following parameters:
- 94% of users said they would be likely to recommend Alloy
- Satisfaction with Alloy's ease of use was rated at 98% in Retail Analytics
- Satisfaction with Alloy's ease of use was rated at 96% in Demand Planning
- Satisfaction with the quality of Alloy's support was rated at 91% in Retail Analytics
- 100% of users rated Alloy at 4 or 5 stars
"This award is particularly meaningful because it's based on feedback from our customers," said Joel Beal, Co-Founder and CEO of Alloy. "We're committed to helping consumer brands use data to quickly adjust to the supply chain problems and the volatile shifts in consumer demand that have become all too common today. We are grateful for this recognition from our customers and excited by the opportunities ahead in these dynamic and important categories."
Alloy is a software platform purpose-built for consumer goods brands, letting them sense and adjust rapidly to market and supply chain changes. Alloy brings daily POS, inventory and supply chain data together in one place, so brands can quickly sense problems and opportunities, respond in seconds instead of days and predict supply chain and sales issues before they become major crises.
The Winter Grid Report scores products and vendors based on reviews gathered from the G2 user community, as well as data aggregated from online sources and social networks. They apply a unique algorithm to this data to calculate the customer satisfaction and market presence scores in real time.
About Alloy
Alloy is the first Connected Planning & Execution platform purpose-built for consumer goods brands, with 850+ pre-built connectors to integrate brands' sell-through data from retail and ecommerce with their internal inventory and supply chain data, providing a unified view of inventory and demand across the business. Brands benefit from Alloy's out-of-the-box templates and consumer goods-specific business logic and metrics that quickly alert them to exceptions requiring their attention. Alloy is trusted by brands including Ferrero, Valvoline, Bosch and Melissa & Doug. We've helped our customers achieve 5% bottom line impacts, reduce out-of-stocks during product launches, and initiate millions of dollars in incremental orders.
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