Project Description
Mastering the Share of Shelf:
From Visibility to
Shelf Governance
You cannot lead a category if you do not govern the space you occupy within it. Share of Shelf in the digital environment is not a static metric; it is an indicator of commercial power and algorithmic relevance.
With the Digital Shelf Intelligence module, your marketing and e-commerce teams will transform passive monitoring into a structural growth strategy. You’ll no longer just measure where you are; now you’ll decide where you want to be. And Tyrell AI will help you get there.
Structural Control of Visibility in Real Time
Stop analyzing retailers in isolation. Flipflow unifies your presence so you can continuously understand your shelf share and performance across every category and point of sale.

Optimization Workflow: How to Actively Improve Your Share
Share of Shelf isn’t improved by chance; it’s built by optimizing organic performance and paid investment under a clear hierarchy of priorities. Flipflow provides you with the decision map needed to identify where your content requires structural reinforcement and where your paid investment will generate the greatest impact on the retailer’s ranking.

Prescription and Action: The End of Passive Monitoring
Measuring isn’t enough if you can’t react in time. What sets flipflow apart from other data tools is its ability to turn insights into immediate action.
Real Impact: Omnichannel Mastery and Operational Efficiency
Unilever has achieved mastery of critical areas of its business on European marketplaces through a real-time governance system. By replacing manual keyword-by-keyword review with a layer of structural intelligence, the brand has achieved:
Visibility ROI: Thanks to total control over its omnichannel presence and the optimization of its advertising campaigns based on real data, Unilever has exponentially improved its ROI, ensuring that its brands remain top of mind for consumers day after day.
The goal is not just to understand the market.
The goal is to act on it.
Join the companies replacing fragmented tools with a retail intelligence operating system








