



In field sales and merchandising, you need to balance opportunities with limited resources. The key to this is your route to market strategy, so you can set your field teams up for success.

Need to prioritise locations?
We help you identify and understand opportunities for maximum location impact.
Need to make efficiencies?
Get the size of your field teams right and cover all your territories effectively.
Need to improve routing?
Create efficient visit schedules, maximising visits while minimising driving.
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70%
Route to market strategy can reduce planning time by up to 70% and driving time by up to 18%.
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Why leading organisations use our route to market strategy solutions
Be more efficient
Design more profitable sales territories and more economical routes.
Spot potential
See which territories and locations offer growth and opportunity.
Cut costs and CO2 emissions
Get more value from your field teams and reduce unnecessary expenses.
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FAQs
Answers to common questions about route to market strategy.
Implementing a route to market strategy can significantly benefit your business by reducing planning time by up to 70% and driving time by up to 18%. It helps ensure that your field teams are utilised efficiently, covering all territories effectively and focusing on high-priority locations. This leads to increased sales, reduced costs, and improved overall performance.
Route to Market (RTM) focuses on delivering products to customers efficiently and cost-effectively, optimising field team deployment and scheduling. Go to Market (GTM) focuses on driving revenue through customer acquisition and product promotion, defining what, to whom, and how products are offered. RTM is about logistics, while GTM is about marketing and sales strategy.
A route to market strategy supports efficient resource allocation by ensuring that field teams are the right size and deployed in the most effective way. This helps cover all territories adequately, focusing resources on high-priority locations and complex cases, leading to better overall performance and higher ROI.