Intelligent Automation

Every recurring review arrives with the analysis done.

Molsaro runs your recurring reviews and reports on an agreed cadence — weekly, every two weeks, or monthly — and watches share, margin, revenue and price position between them. Each cycle keeps the same scope, does the analysis, and puts a finished review in front of the team that owns the decision.

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Executive reportMonthly

Price & promotionEvery 2 weeks

Competitor updateWeekly

Monthly performance review · Calder

Margin fell 2.1 pt; promotion caused 1.4 pt of it.

Period Jul 2026Sources 14Gross margin 34.2%

Next run · 01 Sep

Margin erosion · Calder 4-pack

−2.1 pt vs prior 4 weeks

Raised between cycles

Competitor update · running · assembling

Four recurring cycles running on parallel tracks into the future: an executive report every month, a competitor update every week, a price and promotion check every two weeks, and a monthly performance review. On the nearest track the last performance review has finished and reports that margin fell 2.1 points, with deeper 4-pack promotion accounting for 1.4 points of it; the next run is scheduled for 1 September. A margin-erosion alert of minus 2.1 points against the prior four weeks has been raised between cycles, and the weekly competitor update is currently running and assembling.

The cycles you already run

Prepare every planning cycle to the same standard.

Every function plans on its own rhythm — the promotion calendar and the post-event review that closes it, the monthly forecast cycle, the price and pack review, the retailer category review, the quarterly business review. Molsaro attaches to each one on the cadence that cycle already runs, and has the preparation finished before that cycle's review comes round.

  • Each cycle keeps its own scope and its own definitions, so this month is comparable with last month
  • Pause a cycle, resume it, or run it now, without changing what it covers
  • Between all of them, six watches run against your data as it lands — on no calendar at all

Five functions. Five rhythms. None missed.

  1. Insights & Market Research

    Competitor and market read

    Weekly

    17 Aug

  2. Revenue Growth Management

    Price and pack review

    Every two weeks

    21 Aug

  3. Marketing

    Post-campaign evaluation

    Monthly

    10 Sep

  4. Finance

    Monthly forecast cycle

    Monthly

    03 Sep

  5. Sales & Key Account

    Retailer category review

    Monthly

    18 Aug

20 JulPrice index shift 12 AugMargin erosion

Watches · evaluated as new data lands

Completed run Scheduled run Next gate — the date that cycle's review is due
One quarter, July to September 2026, with five functions running five different rhythms whose runs do not line up. Insights and Market Research run a weekly competitor and market read, six completed and the next due 17 August. Revenue Growth Management runs a price and pack review every two weeks, three completed and the next due 21 August. Marketing runs a monthly post-campaign evaluation, two completed and the next due 10 September. Finance runs a monthly forecast cycle, two completed and the next due 3 September. Sales and Key Account run a monthly retailer category review, one completed and the next due 18 August. Beneath them, watches are evaluated as new data lands rather than on any cadence, and have raised a price index shift on 28 July and a margin erosion on 12 August.

Between the cycles

Know about a margin or share problem long before the next review.

Six watches hold a threshold against your own data: share shift, margin erosion, revenue decline, competitive share gain, price index shift, and attribution driver. You set the scope and the threshold; they are checked as new data lands, and only a real breach reaches you.

  • The alert names the entity, the metric, the size of the move and the period it covers
  • Repeated alerts for the same movement are held back, so one problem does not become ten notifications
  • It arrives in your Feed, with the analysis behind it one step away
  • Any watch can be paused or retuned, and a watch that fails does not stop the others
Every Recurring Review Arrives With the Analysis Done | Molsaro Intelligent Automation Threshold −1.5 pt −2.1 pt · 12 Aug W21 W27 W33 Gross margin % · Calder 4-pack · DE grocery

−2.1 pt 12 Aug · against a 36.3% mean over the prior 4 weeks

Margin erosion · high

Calder 4-pack, DE grocery

Raised in your Feed

  • Share shift

    Within threshold

  • Revenue decline

    Within threshold

  • Competitive share gain

    Within threshold

  • Price index shift

    Within threshold

  • Attribution driver

    Within threshold

Six watches held against the same data. Five — share shift, revenue decline, competitive share gain, price index shift and attribution driver — stayed inside their thresholds. The sixth, margin erosion on the Calder 4-pack in DE grocery, fell 2.1 points against a 36.3 percent mean over the prior four weeks on 12 August, crossing the minus 1.5 point threshold, and was raised as a high-severity alert in the owner's Feed.

What lands

Every number arrives with the reason behind it.

What lands is a written review, not a notification and not another dashboard tile: the finding stated first, the movement broken down into what caused it, and every figure carrying its period and its source. It opens in Reports and Spaces, announces itself in your Feed and by email, and exports to PDF.

  • Each run works through research, outline, composition and assembly, and you can see which stage it is in
  • Every run is on the record — when it started, when it finished, and what it covered
  • The specialists that do the work inside a cycle are Molsaro's — Competitor Watch, Pricing Analyst, Brand Guardian, Executive Briefer
  • A scheduled run sees exactly what its owner is allowed to see

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Completed

Started 01 Aug 06:00 · finished 06:11

  1. Research
  2. Outline
  3. Compose
  4. Assemble

Monthly performance review · Calder · DE grocery · Jul 2026

Margin fell 2.1 pt; deeper 4-pack promotion accounts for 1.4 pt of it.

Gross margin
34.2%
−2.1 pt
Value share
18.6%
−0.4 pt
Net sales (52w)
EUR 62.4m
+1.8%
Price index
104
+2

Contribution to the −2.1 pt decline

Every Recurring Review Arrives With the Analysis Done | Molsaro Intelligent Automation Promotion −1.4 Price −0.4 Distribution −0.2 Competitive −0.1 Residual 0.0 balancing

Every figure carries its period, its source, and the run behind it.

The delivered monthly performance review for Calder in DE grocery covering July 2026. It finds that margin fell 2.1 points and that deeper 4-pack promotion accounts for 1.4 points of the decline. Gross margin is 34.2 percent, down 2.1 points; value share 18.6 percent, down 0.4 points; net sales over 52 weeks are 62.4 million euro, up 1.8 percent; and the price index is 104, up 2 points.

Opens in

Reports · Spaces

Notifies

Feed · email

Exports

PDF

Scope

Calder · DE grocery · 52 weeks

Sources

Your sales and share data, price and promotion history, your document library

Access

A scheduled run sees exactly what its owner can see

Before and after

Put your analysts back on the analysis.

The work does not disappear; it changes hands. Pulling the numbers, chasing the gaps and rebuilding the pack stop being a person's job, and the people who used to do it start the cycle where the argument starts.

Today

  • The cycle starts when an analyst has the time.
  • The first days go to pulling the numbers together.
  • A margin move surfaces at the next review.
  • Each cycle is rebuilt from the last one.
  • The reason for the movement is argued from memory.

With Molsaro

  • The cycle starts on its gate date.
  • The numbers are pulled before anyone asks for them.
  • A margin move is raised between reviews.
  • Each cycle reuses the same scope and definitions.
  • The movement arrives already decomposed.

Your analysts start where the argument starts.

When it's questioned

Every number holds up when it's challenged.

Every figure in a Molsaro review traces back — the period it covers, the source it came from, the definition it was calculated with, and the run that produced it. When Finance asks where the number came from, the answer is already in the review.

  • The same metric definition every cycle, so this month is comparable with last month and with another team's version of the same number
  • Sources named on the finding itself, not buried in an appendix
  • A scheduled run sees exactly what its owner is allowed to see
  • Nothing is changed on your behalf: a price, a plan or a scenario changes only after an explicit confirmation from a person

From the review

−1.4 pt promotion

  1. Period

    Jul 2026

    4 weeks to 31 Jul

  2. Source

    Sales & promotion history

    DE grocery

  3. Definition

    Gross margin %

    The same definition every cycle

  4. Run

    Monthly performance review

    01 Aug 06:00

Confirm

Change Calder 4-pack promotion depth for September?

Confirm

Named on this finding

  • Sales and share — DE grocery, Jul 2026
  • Promotion history — Calder 4-pack, 4 weeks to 31 Jul
  • Price index — category, Jul 2026

A plan is approved by someone other than the person who proposed it.

The minus 1.4 point promotion contribution from the delivered review, traced backwards through the period it covers (July 2026, four weeks to 31 July), the source it came from (sales and promotion history for DE grocery), the definition it was calculated with (gross margin percentage, the same definition every cycle), and the run that produced it (the monthly performance review of 1 August at 06:00). The finding names its sources: sales and share for DE grocery in July 2026, promotion history for the Calder 4-pack over the four weeks to 31 July, and the category price index for July 2026. Any resulting change — here, altering the Calder 4-pack promotion depth for September — requires an explicit confirmation from a person.

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Put your first recurring review on a schedule.

Bring the review your team runs every month. We will set its cadence and its scope, put the right watches around it, and show you the first finished review.

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