Is stock shown as a count or as available or not?

Availability is recorded as the brand's website shows it for each colour and size. The data dictionary documents the field for each dataset.

Which markets are covered?

The United States, Europe, Japan and China. In China, the sources are brand websites and WeChat mini programs.

Can I track availability more often?

Not in a dataset, which is a monthly snapshot. Enterprise work can track availability at the frequency you set.

How can I see which sizes and colours a competitor has in stock?

Datka datasets record stock availability for every colour and size of every product on a brand's own website, in each market. You see where a range is full, thin or sold out.

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Availability at the size and colour level

A product page that shows a price can still be sold out in half its sizes. Datasets keep each colour and size separate, so availability is visible at the level a merchandiser plans at.

What teams look for

Sizes that sell out first, and in which markets.
Colours a brand keeps in stock in one market and not another.
Products that stay available through a sale, and those that do not.

Monthly snapshots

Each snapshot is a full picture of availability across the brand's markets. Comparing snapshots shows how a range sells through over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is stock shown as a count or as available or not?: Availability is recorded as the brand's website shows it for each colour and size. The data dictionary documents the field for each dataset.
Which markets are covered?: The United States, Europe, Japan and China. In China, the sources are brand websites and WeChat mini programs.
Can I track availability more often?: Not in a dataset, which is a monthly snapshot. Enterprise work can track availability at the frequency you set.

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