CHANNEL SIGNALS
Connect sell-in and sell-out to distinguish channel loading from consumer demand.
BUSINESS CAPABILITIES / CAPABILITY IN PRACTICE
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE & RETAIL MANAGEMENT
Connect sell-in, consumer demand and inventory to understand where commercial attention is needed — across channels, retailers and complex multi-SKU portfolios.

01 / THE COMMERCIAL QUESTION
Sell-in alone does not tell the whole story. A useful commercial view connects what is sold into the channel, what sells through to consumers and what remains in inventory.
MFB brings retail and portfolio management experience to that view: organizing signals, identifying questions and translating them into priorities for commercial teams. The approach is scalable; it is not tied to a fixed number of SKUs.
02 / CAPABILITY IN PRACTICE
WoH = closing inventory ÷ average weekly sell-out. The weekly rate is based on this fictional four-week period.
| Portfolio | Sell-in | Sell-out | Stock | WoH | Unit price / cost | Gross margin | Review prompt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Portfolio A | 1,300 | 1,200 | 1,800 | 6.0 | 40 / 24 CU | 40% | Monitor replenishment |
| Portfolio B | 900 | 800 | 3,200 | 16.0 | 30 / 21 CU | 30% | Review stock allocation |
| Portfolio C | 400 | 400 | 400 | 4.0 | 50 / 30 CU | 40% | Review replenishment priority |
03 / FROM INFORMATION TO ACTION
Connect sell-in and sell-out to distinguish channel loading from consumer demand.
Read stock coverage alongside assortment, availability and replenishment needs.
Bring pricing and margin into the conversation, with clear definitions and commercial context.
Turn exceptions into review priorities, accountable owners and follow-up discussions.
This is a demonstration of MFB’s commercial decision-support capability, not a software product offer. Client identities, underlying reports and proprietary operating details are not disclosed.
THE VALUE IS IN THE DECISION.
NOT JUST THE DASHBOARD.