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A retailer gap became a buyer-ready product brief.

Buyer meetings were built on the existing catalogue — not on evidence of what retailers were missing.

Furniship GroupFurniship Group — a furniture manufacturer.Extendable dining tables · sells to retail buyers
Context

Furniship Group — a furniture manufacturer. Extendable dining tables · sells to retail buyers. Buyer meetings were built on the existing catalogue — not on evidence of what retailers were missing.

What Qaptic saw

Qaptic identified repeated retailer assortment gaps around extendable dining tables in the 120–160 cm segment.

Evidence
  • Segment: extendable dining tables · 120–160 cm
  • Retail price band €599–699
  • Target landed cost ≤ €310
  • Gap recurring across tracked retailers
  • Public commercial market data · updated daily
Qaptic recommendation

Turn the gap into three buyer-ready product concepts with target specs, positioning and landed-cost guardrails.

Customer action

Concepts presented during the first buyer review.

Result
3 concepts

Advanced to sample stage after the first buyer review.

Measurement note
KPI
Concepts advanced to sample stage
Observation period
The first buyer review after the brief
Status
Customer-reported result
Causality
Multiple commercial factors may have contributed. Qaptic does not claim sole causality.
Customer voice

The brief turned a market gap into a buyer conversation we could actually use.

Sunny Leong · Sales Director · Furniship Group
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