Retail employees feel overwhelmed, stressed, and demotivated. What’s causing this? Drawing on behavioral economics, we reframe it as an attention management problem – and why Quorso is the platform to save your store managers from data overload.
The Tool.Intelligent behind the scenes, intuitive on the surface.
Quorso runs over 30 billion calculations a week for a typical large retail customer, but the interface is sleek and simple. Or as we like to say – if you can use Airbnb, you can use Quorso.
Quorso fits seamlessly within your existing operational management process, with no need for changes.
Most Store Managers review Quorso on a Monday instead of, or alongside, their existing management information. They see how their existing plans are progressing, and then typically write a further 2-3 plans.
Regional managers then review new plan proposals, providing coaching as required.
How does Quorso integrate with my existing data and systems?
Quorso has pre-built connectors to dozens of the most popular data systems – and we are adding more all the time. See our full list of integrations here.
Our proprietary data pipeline enables us to automatically ingest data of any type, format, volume, and frequency.
How long does it take to get set up on Quorso?
3-4 weeks, once we receive your data.
Includes two days of your Data Lead – the rest is done by Quorso.
How many hours per week do users need to spend to be effective on Quorso?
Without Quorso, most front line managers typically spend six hours a week planning how to improve. With Quorso this only takes approximately one hour per week.
Regional managers use Quorso to streamline their weekly performance check-ins, so they use Quorso for 2-3 hours per week.
Why are Quorso’s insights better than my BI tool?
Typical BI tools focus on 7-8 relatively high-level metrics which present a summary snapshot of your business. Quorso looks at everything, and directs your attention to the granular actions that could best improve those metrics.
BI tools are great for watching what is happening, but they do not take, track or measure action, so they do not deliver tangible improvements that can be scaled over time.
