Commercial Decision Intelligence

Better commercial decisions with AI you can trust.

Molsaro models what a pricing, promotion, portfolio or account decision is worth — then hands back the finished analysis, sourced and ready for the room.

Consumer Goods

Pharma & Life Sciences

Retail

Manufacturing

Built for the decisions your quarter turns on.

Price architecture

Across tiers, packs and channels

Promotion plan

What to run, and what to cut

Joint business plan

The annual retailer negotiation

Launch & innovation

Go, no-go, and what it cannibalises

Portfolio & delist

What earns its place on shelf

Annual plan

The number, and the path to it

From the first question to the committed plan.

Four reasons commercial teams move their pricing, promotion, portfolio and account decisions onto Molsaro.

Grow your business faster

Find the growth that is already available in your price, mix, promotion and assortment — and know what each point of it is worth before you go after it.

Simulate anything.

Test everything.

Price, pack, promotion, launch, delist, trade terms — every option modelled against your own demand response, with the range around it.

Autonomous optimization and improvement

Specialists that keep watching after the decision is made — finding the leaks, testing the next move, and getting sharper with every cycle.

From insights and planning to action

The evidence, the plan and the finished deliverable in one place — so the answer arrives as work your team can take into the room.

The output

Finished work, not another dashboard.

Molsaro hands back the same artefacts your team already builds by hand — with the evidence attached and the range around every number.

Decision brief

4 pages · 11 sources

Premium tier price review

Recommended +6% on the premium tier from period 4

Margin

+5.8 pts

Volume

−2.1%

Margin range +3.9 to +7.4 pts across the modelled cases

Two mid-tier SKUs absorb 40% of the lost volume

Assumes no competitor response inside 8 weeks

Account review pack

Ready

Q3 joint business plan — national grocer

Performance versus last year, by category

Promotion returns, ranked

Price position against the two nearest rivals

Give-get options, priced both ways

Every figure linked to its source

Rebuilt automatically each time the account’s data closes.

Weekly executive brief

Monday, 07:00

What moved, and what it means

−1.4 pts

Share slipped in the premium tier — two rivals cut shelf price in week 32

+£0.9m

The pack-price change is running ahead of plan in convenience

Watch

Trade spend on two accounts is tracking 18% above the agreed envelope

Each line opens into the analysis behind it.

Simulation

Every option has a cost. See it before you choose.

Price, promotion, launch, delist — Molsaro models each option against your own demand response and shows the trade-off between volume and margin, with the uncertainty around it.

The whole portfolio, not one SKU.

See what grows, and the two lines quietly funding it.

Competitive response modelled,

so the answer holds when a rival moves too.

A range, not a point estimate.

The downside is visible before you commit.

The trade-off, plotted

Three options against the same baseline. Bars show the modelled range.

Volume forecast · Brand A · next four quarters

The shaded band is where the model expects the actual to land. Expected range · 134.1k – 151.0k

How close it has been landing

within 4.8%

One month out

within 7.6%

One quarter out

within 11.2%

Two quarters out

Tracked per series, so you know which lines have earned the benefit of the doubt.

Forecasting

A number you can take to the board.

Price, promotion, distribution, competitor moves and seasonality all feed one model — so the forecast under your plan, your scenarios and your account commitments is the same number, and you can show exactly how it was built.

Commit with confidence.

Every forecast shows how tightly it has been landing, so you know which numbers to stand behind and which to challenge.

Explainable, line by line.

When the number moves, you can see which driver moved it — before someone asks you in the meeting.

It keeps up with the market.

The forecast updates as periods close, so the plan reflects the business as it is now, not as it was at budget.

Molsaro AI

Ask the question you would ask your best analyst.

Molsaro finds the data, runs the models, reads your documents and the market, and answers with the working shown — every figure traceable to where it came from.

It finds the data and runs the models.

No hand-off, no analyst queue, no waiting for the next cycle.

It reads your documents and the market.

Internal research and live signals land in the same answer.

It tells you what to do next.

Not just which driver moved — which lever to pull, and what it is worth.

You

Where is our revenue growth actually coming from this year?

Where is our revenue growth actually coming from this year?

M

Revenue is up 6.8% year to date, and the growth is yours rather than the category’s — four of the six drivers are levers you control.

Revenue bridge · YTD 2026 vs YTD 2025

+6.8%

142.0

YTD 2025

’25

+2.9

Volume

Vol

+3.6

Price

+1.8

Mix

+4.2

Listings

New

−1.6

Promo

Pro

−1.2

Rivals

Riv

151.7

YTD 2026

’26

£m, year to date. Volume, price and mix are like-for-like; distribution is new listings.

£m, YTD. Vol = volume, Pro = promotion, Riv = rivals; New means new listings.

Your growth is share, not market.

Distribution and price added £7.8m against £1.8m of category growth. Two rivals lost listings in the same accounts — this holds even if the category flattens.

Promotion is buying volume below the margin line.

−£1.6m against +£2.9m of volume. Both deep-cut weeks in the grocers returned under 0.7×. Dropping them costs ~£0.4m of volume and returns ~£1.1m of margin.

The distribution win is repeatable.

68% of the gain came from two accounts running the same pack-price mechanic. Three more accounts have the same gap — worth roughly £2.4m if it lands at the same rate.

Which three accounts?

Model dropping the deep-cut weeks

Build the plan

Sources · revenue and mix by retailer, YTD · distribution by account and SKU · promotion post-mortem, 14 mechanics

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Agents & automation

The work that comes back every month, already done.

Brief a specialist once — the objective, the sources it may use, who signs off. It runs on your schedule and hands back something finished.

Competitor Price Monitor

Price and promotion changes across your tracked rivals

Daily

Promotion Post-Mortem

What each mechanic returned, and what to drop next cycle

Per cycle

Account Review Pack

The negotiation pack, rebuilt as the account’s data closes

Per meeting

Margin Leak Detector

Deals and terms drifting outside the agreed envelope

Weekly

Launch Watch

Rival launches and range changes while they are still signals

Daily

Weekly Executive Brief

What moved, why it moved, and what needs a decision

Mon 07:00

Account review pack

Q3 joint business plan · national grocer

Where the account stands

+4.2%

Value vs. last year

−0.8 pts

Share of category

−1.6 pts

Gross margin rate

Give-get, priced both ways

They ask

+2 pts trade funding

−1.1 pts

You ask

Second facing on the top four SKUs

+1.9 pts

You ask

Two fewer deep-cut weeks

+0.6 pts

Net

If all three land

+1.4 pts

Walk-away

Funding above +2.6 pts turns the plan margin-negative even if every ask lands.

Every figure links to the period, the source and the model run behind it.

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Knowledge & insight

The answer is usually already in the building.

Big decisions get made without the research you already paid for — because nobody could find it in time. Molsaro reads every study, strategy paper and past decision alongside live market intelligence, and brings the relevant ones into the answer.

Research brief

How will the premium segment develop over the next 18 months?

1

Premium is taking share from mainstream in three of your four channels, and the trade-up is holding through the current cost cycle.

Category review, Q4

Panel data · 24 months

2

Your own 2024 shopper study reached the opposite conclusion — it was run before the two competitor launches that changed the segment.

Shopper study, 2024

Two launch announcements

3

The pack sizes winning share are the ones you deprioritised in last year’s range review.

Range review minutes

EPOS by pack size

Every claim carries its source, its date and how confident the evidence is.

What it reads

Internal research

Studies, category reviews, shopper work

Strategy & decisions

Plans, papers, and what you decided last time

Market data

Panel, EPOS and syndicated measurement

Live market signals

Competitor moves, pricing, launches, news

Explore enterprise intelligence

Sources cited.

Every figure points back to where it came from.

Methods named.

You can see how a number was produced, not just what it is.

Ranges kept.

Uncertainty is shown, never rounded away.

Permissions enforced.

Agents and answers respect the access the person already has.

Row-level tenant isolation

Encrypted in transit and at rest

Regional data residency

Full audit trail

SSO & SCIM

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Bring a decision you are about to make.

A pricing move, a launch, an account negotiation, a forecast you do not trust. We will show you what Molsaro does with it — on your data, in the demo.