Working hours Sunday to Thursday, [hours]

Availability (OSA)

Is your product on the shelf when the shopper arrives?

Raff auditors check your must-stock list in each store and record every out-of-stock product with a photo, a GPS position and a time stamp. You get OSA % by store, city and chain, and an out-of-stock alert the next morning.

What we check

  • Out-of-stock by SKU
  • Must-stock list
  • Empty facings
  • Stock in the back room (where allowed)

How we check it

  1. 1. A Saudi auditor visits the store.

  2. 2. The auditor records the shelf with a photo, a GPS position and a time stamp.

  3. 3. A supervisor checks every visit.

Raff reports. Your team or your distributor makes the fix. This keeps Raff independent.

OOS

What you get

  • OSA % by store, city and chain
  • Next-morning out-of-stock alert

Demo dashboard

Fictional data for [Sample Brand]

On-shelf availability (OSA) by chain
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 95% Chain A 91% Chain B 87% Chain C 91% Chain D 81% Chain E 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% Chain 95% A 91% B 87% C 91% D 81% E
  • Agreed standard: 88%
  • Below the standard

Fictional data for [Sample Brand]

Download the sample report (PDF) [file needed]

Channels covered

  • Hypermarkets
  • Supermarkets
  • Baqalas
  • Pharmacies Later

Questions and answers

What is on-shelf availability (OSA)?

OSA is the share of your must-stock products that the shopper can find on the shelf at the time of the visit. Raff measures it by SKU in each store.

How fast do I get the result?

You get out-of-stock alerts the next morning and a dashboard every week.

Do you fill the shelf when a product is missing?

No. Raff only measures and reports. Your team or your distributor makes the fix.

How do I know that the data is real?

Every visit has a photo, a GPS position and a time stamp. A supervisor checks every visit.

Start with 30 stores in Riyadh. See the result in [X] days.