Funnel Health Check
A half-day remote session that stress-tests one sales path and flags the three stages most likely to be losing you sales this quarter.
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RidgePoint Portal
We map retail sales funnels into loud, readable boards so trading teams can see where shoppers leave and where revenue still hides.
What we draw
From door to till — every leak made visible
Retail teams bring us till extracts, web journey exports, and floor walk notes. We turn those into bold funnel boards that show where shoppers pause, abandon baskets, or skip whole categories.
You leave with posters for the trading meeting, a spoken walkthrough for store managers, and a short list of the stages worth fixing first.
Offers
Work you can commission
Board-Ready Funnel Posters
Print-ready, pop-bright funnel posters drawn from your existing review numbers — for trading rooms, store huddles, and investor packs.
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Retail Funnel Visualization Review
A full done-for-you map of your retail sales path — footfall or sessions through to paid orders — presented as poster boards and a live walkthrough for your trading team.
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Client voices from recent reviews
Trading directors and e-commerce leads use our boards in weekly reviews. Here is how the work landed for them.
Read client stories“The footfall-to-basket board forced our Merseyside store managers to stop blaming stock alone. We still argued about staffing, but at least we argued about the right stage.”
Gallery
Poster-style funnel boards
Browse examples of how we layout checkout drop-off, category paths, and multi-channel journeys for British retailers.
Open the gallery
Checkout stage studies drawn for board packs and store huddles.
From the journal
Field notes on retail funnels
Name the stages before you argue the numbers
Trading meetings stall when ‘browse’ means three different things. Agree stage labels first, then bring the counts.
Saturday after three: reading till drop-off
Many high-street banners see baskets fall after mid-afternoon. Here is how we draw that pattern without blaming the wrong team.