Enterprise Field Intelligence Programs
For multi-location retailers who need consistent, objective visibility at scale.
Schedule a Discovery CallYour store network generates enormous amounts of operational data. But most of it comes from inside the organization. Manager reports, regional director visits, customer satisfaction surveys, all filtered by internal perspective.
Signal Retail provides the outside layer: what your customers actually experience, documented by trained anonymous observers, reviewed by a senior QA team, and delivered in a format built for operational decision-making.
We work with retailers at 50 locations and retailers at 5,000. The methodology is identical. The report format is identical. The QA standard is identical.
Program Levels
| Level | Program | Stores | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot | Executive Diagnostic | 10 | $7,500 |
| Pilot | Regional Signal Audit | 25 | $18,500 |
| Pilot | Multi-Market Intelligence | 50 | $35,000 |
| Pilot | Enterprise Expansion Pilot | 100 | from $65,000 |
| Ongoing | Regional Intelligence Program | 50–250/month | $12,000–$65,000/month |
| Ongoing | National Field Intelligence | 500–5,000+/month | Custom |
Custom enterprise pricing is available for programs exceeding 250 stores/month or multi-service engagements.
What Every Program Includes
- Anonymous, unannounced visits by trained field auditors
- Custom checklist designed for your format, priorities, and brand standards
- QA review on every report before delivery
- Severity coding: Critical / High / Medium / Low / Informational
- Photo evidence on all significant findings
- Store-level 0–100 score with category breakdown
- Executive summary per store
- Aggregated findings summary (for all multi-store programs)
- Executive debrief call
What changes with scale: visit volume, regional comparison dashboards, national trend analysis, dedicated account team, and quarterly executive business review at the enterprise level.
Not sure which program fits?
Start with a discovery call. We’ll listen to your operational priorities, ask about your network, and recommend the right starting point, whether that’s a 10-store pilot or a 250-store regional program.