Footprint Analysis
Map every account: your wines, competitor wines, both, or neither.
Depletion reports stop at the distributor. Wine Labs maps listings by account, overlays your sales, and ranks the gaps. See where to send your team next.
Choose where to go next
Rank accounts by portfolio fit, current distribution, and right to win.
Then watch the brand
Producer Analysis puts coverage, peers, importers, trade momentum, and En Primeur release pricing behind nine tabs.
Map every account: your wines, competitor wines, both, or neither.
Rank open accounts by portfolio fit and right to win.
Nine views of one producer: coverage, peers, importers, trade momentum, En Primeur.
Match your depletion file to accounts and view sales beside market coverage.
How teams use it
Choose a market and competitor set.
Send your depletion file, if available.
See who lists you, competitors, both, or neither.
Rank the gaps by right to win and portfolio fit.
Export the shortlist for market visits and distributor reviews.
The problem
Depletion reports show what moved, not where it landed or which accounts you missed.
The footprint
We combine observed wine lists, retail offers, and licence records into account-level coverage.
Your data
We match outlets in your file to accounts. Sales appear on the footprint, and served accounts are flagged in the opportunity list.
Common questions
No. We build the footprint from observed listings and licence records. Depletion data adds your sales volume and sharpens the ranking.
We match outlets to accounts, show volume on the map, and flag served accounts in the shortlist. You also see matched, distribution-centre-only, and unmatched shares.
Yes. Producers use both views with depletion data to plan market visits and allocate attention.
Footprint Analysis covers markets with account and listing data, including US national, state, and city views. Market Opportunity covers South Korea, Japan, India, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore.
You choose it for each analysis: a benchmark group, commercial peers, or one rival.
No. It is a comparison tool, not a forecast. Any commercial estimate uses your inputs and shows its assumptions.
Yes. Export the shortlist and share it with distributors or agency partners.
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