Logic Routecore Analytics

From the desk on Rustaveli Avenue

When Monday’s meeting opens, the till already knows what sold. The shop often does not. We take the extract, the shelf plan, and last week’s markdowns, and we draw them as a briefing the floor can use before lunch.

Logic Routecore Analytics sits with grocers, apparel rooms, and hardware counters across Georgia. We do not install a till. We do not replace the bookkeeper. We read the week’s figures, mark the lines that moved and the lines that only occupied space, and sit with the owner or the buyer until the plates make sense.

Request a trading briefing

Aisle of packaged goods in a working grocery — A grocery aisle of the kind our first plates usually cover: facings, promotions, and the quiet gaps behind them.

The main piece of work

The weekly trading briefing

A briefing is a dated set of chart plates and a short written note. It covers the shops you name, the SKU groups you care about, and the comparison you actually run — last week, last year, or the same promotional week.

The first briefing takes five to eight working days. After that, a weekly round can be drawn from a standing extract. We walk the plates with you in the Tbilisi office or on the shop floor. Software logins are not part of the work.

Read what the briefing includes and leaves out

What we need from you

A till extract or a sales file the bookkeeper already produces
The range list, even if it is a printed sheet with pencil marks
One hour with the person who decides markdowns and replenishment

If the extract is messy, we still start. Cleaning the week is part of the first fee, not a separate product.

Other work from the same desk

Related briefings

Hands exchanging goods across a shop counter

Closed sitting

Buyer chart session

A closed sitting with buyers to read last month’s plates together, line by line, before supplier meetings.

Fresh produce stacked in a grocery aisle

One-off review

Category mix review

A single sitting that asks which lines earn their facing, and which only keep a shelf warm.

Clothing on racks in a shop ready for a floor walk

On-site pairing

Floor walk pairing

An afternoon on the shop floor with last week’s extract in hand, matching facings to what the till recorded.

Apparel hanging in a retail room during a busy shopping period

Pre-season assessment

Seasonal trading assessment

A look at the last two peak seasons, drawn before you commit space and orders for the next one.

A shop counter with a card payment terminal and stacked goods

Standing briefing

Weekly trading briefing

A dated set of chart plates and a short note, covering the shops you name and the comparison you actually run.

From a grocer in Vake

They asked for the till file we already send to the accountant. The first plates showed the dairy bay earning less than the dried goods we had pushed to the back wall. I did not enjoy being told the yoghurt promotion had been a waste, but the next Monday we moved the facings and the week looked different.
Nino K., independent grocery, Tbilisi

More notes from shops we have sat with

From the journal