Omnichannel sales readouts
Report store and ecommerce revenue beside acquisition and campaign activity with shared definitions.
Retail analytics reporting
See what moved retail performance. Across stores, channels, and campaigns.
Maven connects retail commerce, inventory signals, and acquisition sources into governed reporting so agencies can explain sell-through, channel mix, and campaign impact without stitching spreadsheets.
The reporting problem
Retail reporting breaks when store, web, and media live in separate tools.
Agencies supporting retail brands juggle POS exports, ecommerce platforms, paid media dashboards, and inventory snapshots. Clients still expect one answer about what drove sales, which locations or SKUs moved, and whether media spend was worth it.
Client-ready outputs
Give the client a clear answer, and your team a repeatable process.
Assortment and sell-through context
Bring inventory and product performance into the same client-ready story when those sources are connected.
Media-to-retail outcomes
Show how paid and owned channels relate to retail sales without pretending every platform conversion equals a sale.
Accuracy controls
Shared retail metrics
Sales, AOV, conversion, and media efficiency use certified definitions across client workspaces.
Channel and location breakdowns
Compare performance by store, channel, campaign, or product when the underlying source data supports it.
Documented limits
Inventory lag, POS coverage gaps, and platform attribution differences stay visible in the report.
Customer proof
80%
less time spent on reporting for HIFI Agency while supporting reporting across 19 banking clients.
Read the HIFI story →How implementation starts
One client workflow first.
Start with one retail client workflow—sales, media, and the outcome metric the brand disputes most—then expand locations, SKUs, and channels once the definitions are trusted.
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Does Maven replace a retail POS or ecommerce platform?
No. Maven sits above those systems as the governed reporting layer that joins retail outcomes with marketing and operational context.
Can Maven report both store and online sales?
Yes, when those sources are connected and mapped into shared metrics. Coverage depends on the POS, ecommerce, and export integrations available for the client.
Is retail analytics the same as media attribution?
No. Retail analytics focuses on sales, assortment, and channel performance. Media attribution answers how campaigns get credit for outcomes. Maven can support both without collapsing them into one number.
Ready to make client reporting easier to run, and easier to defend?
Bring one recurring report, disputed metric, or client workflow. We'll show where the time goes, what can be trusted now, and how Maven would improve it.
We'll review the workflow behind one client report
You'll see what Maven can own across data, QA, and delivery
No pitch deck. No pressure. 20 minutes.
