Wholesale Intelligence Dashboard | AccelPay x VIP Integration
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Your Distributor Data, Finally Working for You

AccelPay's VIP integration turns raw depletion data into interactive dashboards, smarter ad targeting, and a data-backed playbook for retail expansion — updated every morning, no manual work required.

Two channels, two silos, zero overlap

Your wholesale depletion data lives in static distributor reports. Your ecommerce data lives in a different platform. And the question that actually drives growth — "where is real consumer demand, and how do we capture more of it?" — falls somewhere in between.

Sales teams spend hours piecing together spreadsheets. Marketing teams spend digital ad budgets on markets where they're guessing demand exists. And when a retail account goes dark or a new one comes online, nobody connects the dots fast enough to act on it.

AccelPay's integration with VIP closes that gap.

Wholesale Data

Depletion reports, account lists, distributor spreadsheets — scattered across inboxes and FTP folders. Updated weekly if you're lucky.

✕  NO CONNECTION  ✕

Ecommerce Data

Online orders, customer zip codes, conversion data — living in a completely separate platform with no retail context.

From raw data to ready-to-use intelligence — overnight

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VIP sends your data automatically

Every night, VIP delivers your latest depletion and sales data to AccelPay via automated SFTP extracts. No manual exports, no file transfers, no waiting.

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AccelPay transforms it into dashboards

By morning, your data is cleaned, organized, and presented in interactive dashboards with filters by state, market, time period, and more — right alongside your ecommerce performance data.

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Your team takes action

Sales reps wake up to a living picture of where product is moving and where the biggest opportunities are. Marketing teams see exactly where to deploy digital dollars. Both channels start working together.

One integration. Three ways it changes your business.

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Everything your sales team needs in one view

Seven dashboard modules, each designed to answer a different strategic question — so your team spends less time analyzing and more time selling.

The numbers that matter, front and center

Total cases depleted. Active states. Selling accounts. Large-order volume. The top of your dashboard gives you a high-level snapshot of wholesale performance without clicking a single filter.

Need to go deeper? Slice data by state, market, or time period. Toggle between case and bottle counts. See that your top three states account for nearly half of all volume — and decide where to double down.

📸 KPI dashboard header with filters

Know exactly which accounts to call — and why

Every retail account falls into one of four buckets: Active, New, Returning, or Lapsed. This segmentation turns a list of thousands of accounts into a focused action plan.

143 new accounts came online this quarter? That's your welcome outreach list. 1,139 accounts have gone quiet? That's your re-engagement pipeline.

📸 Account metrics showing four segments

Spot white space before your competitors do

An interactive map plots every account carrying your product, with cluster and heatmap views that show exactly where volume is concentrated. Zoom into any metro area to see which retailers and bars are carrying your brand — and which neighboring accounts are not.

Your next 50 accounts aren't random. They're the ones right next to your best performers.

📸 Interactive heatmap with account clusters

Understand where your volume actually comes from

Not all accounts are equal. The dashboard breaks depletions down by premise type — off-premise, on-premise, and soon DTC fulfiller — and by chain status.

When you can see that off-premise accounts drive 88% of your volume, or that chains represent 60% of cases across 207 accounts, you stop guessing at channel strategy.

📸 Premise and chain breakdown charts

Catch momentum shifts before the quarter closes

Month-over-month and quarter-over-quarter comparisons use equivalent time periods — so you get an honest read on momentum, not a misleading comparison.

YTD trend charts track total volume by month, while state-level mix charts reveal how your market share is shifting across your top states over time.

🔜 Coming soon — Category-level benchmarks
📸 Trend charts with MoM/QoQ comparisons

Measure account health, not just account count

Track repeat buyer rates, purchase frequency, average days between orders, and fast movers. A 23.4% reorder rate with 17.6 days between orders tells your sales team something a raw depletion report never could.

📸 Customer analytics with reorder metrics

Find the gap between where you are and where you could be

Detailed tables rank every state by depletion volume and show off-premise and on-premise penetration rates. If North Dakota has 10.3% off-premise penetration but Texas sits at 2.8%, that gap is a growth plan waiting to happen.

Every data set is available as a downloadable CSV your reps can take into the field.

📸 State-level penetration table

See your wholesale data in action

Schedule a demo and we'll walk through the dashboard with your brand's actual depletion data.

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Use retail data to make every digital dollar smarter

VIP depletion data tells your marketing team exactly where consumer demand has been validated — and where the ecommerce channel should step in.

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Target Ad Spend Where Retail Velocity Confirms Demand

Stop guessing which markets to target. Retail sell-through already told you.

High retail depletion velocity is one of the strongest signals that consumer awareness already exists. Use VIP's state and metro-level depletion data to geo-target campaigns where sell-through is strongest.

You double down where demand is proven, not where it might exist.

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Capture Displaced Demand When Retail Accounts Go Dark

When a retailer stops reordering, consumers don't stop wanting your product.

The moment VIP data flags a cluster of lapsed accounts, spin up geo-targeted campaigns: "Can't find us near you? Ship direct to your door."

Turn a wholesale distribution gap into an ecommerce revenue stream.

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Convert On-Premise Discovery into Ecommerce Purchases

They already tasted it at the bar. Now make it easy to buy a bottle.

VIP depletion data shows exactly which neighborhoods have strong on-premise sell-through. Geo-targeted social ads aimed at on-premise hotspots tap into an audience that's already been converted.

This turns VIP on-premise data into a retargeting strategy without needing a pixel.

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Drive Early Velocity at New Retail Accounts

A new retail placement is fragile. Give it a running start.

When a new account activates, target existing ecommerce customers in that zip code: "Great news — we're now on the shelf at [Store Name] near you."

The new account gets a velocity boost. The brand gets a stronger account relationship.

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Make Ecommerce the Primary Channel in Low-Penetration Markets

Don't wait for wholesale to catch up. Sell direct now, expand retail later.

Build dedicated state-specific landing pages, run targeted shipping promotions, and capture demand now — before wholesale distribution is in place.

When you approach distributors, the pitch is backed by data: "We already have X customers buying online in your market."

06

Shape the Ecommerce Calendar Around Retail Seasonality

Retail trends are predictive. Use them to time your promotions.

VIP's trend data reveals when products surge and soften. Use retail seasonality to drive ecommerce in adjacent markets where you don't yet have distribution.

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Let Your Channel Mix Shape Ecommerce Positioning

How you sell in retail should inform how you sell online.

If you're heavily indexed toward chain retail, lean into exclusive, direct-from-the-brand positioning. If mostly sold through independents, emphasize accessibility and convenience.

The wholesale channel mix shapes the ecommerce value proposition so both channels complement rather than compete.

Put your retail data to work for your marketing team

See how AccelPay brands are using VIP depletion data to make every campaign more targeted.

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Combine wholesale and ecommerce data to open doors that stay open

Together, both datasets create a demand map that reveals exactly where consumer interest exists and where retail distribution hasn't caught up yet.

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Find "Hot Zip Codes" Where Online Demand Outpaces Retail

Ecommerce orders are demand signals. Bring them to your buyer meetings.

When ecommerce orders cluster in a zip code with low retail penetration, that's proven demand without retail supply.

Walk into a buyer meeting and say: "We already have X consumers buying online in your area — they can't find it on shelves near them."

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Use Penetration Gaps to Prioritize New Accounts

Penetration data tells you the size of the opportunity. Ecommerce data tells you where to start.

Consider Texas: 95.8 9L cases in volume, but only 2.8% off-premise penetration. Over 14,000 outlets don't yet carry the brand.

If ecommerce data shows strong order volume to Dallas, Houston, or Austin, the sales team knows exactly which cities to target first.

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Prove Velocity to Win New Placements

Retailers want proof that a product sells. Give them two datasets instead of one.

The VIP dashboard's velocity and reorder metrics give concrete numbers. Layer in ecommerce data and the pitch gets stronger.

Proven wholesale velocity plus demonstrated consumer demand online creates a data-backed case that significantly lowers a buyer's perceived risk.

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Re-Engage Lapsed Accounts with Consumer Demand Data

1,139 lapsed accounts aren't dead leads. They're re-engagement opportunities.

Cross-reference lapsed account locations against ecommerce order data. If a lapsed account sits in a zip code where orders are growing, the pitch writes itself:

"Consumer demand in your area has grown since you last stocked us. Here's the data — let's get product back on your shelf."

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Crack On-Premise with Ecommerce-Validated Consumer Profiles

On-premise is the hardest channel to crack. Ecommerce data makes it easier.

On-premise represents just 11% of volume — a clear growth frontier. Ecommerce data identifies which neighborhoods are buying the brand online.

Target bars and restaurants in those neighborhoods with confidence that an audience already knows and loves the product.

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Build a Data-Backed State Entry Strategy

Enter new markets with proof, not hope.

If a brand sees online orders shipping to a state with zero wholesale presence, that state jumps to the top of the expansion list.

Approach distributors with: "Customers are already buying online. Placing product in local retailers will capture that demand more efficiently."

Wholesale data makes ecommerce smarter.
Ecommerce data makes wholesale expansion more strategic.

Every decision is backed by real consumer behavior — not guesswork — and the brand grows faster in both channels because they're finally working together.

Wholesale Intelligence
Retail performance informs digital ad targeting
Lapsed accounts trigger ecommerce campaigns
Seasonal trends shape promotional calendars
REINFORCING LOOP
Ecommerce Data
Online orders validate market demand
DTC customers drive new account velocity
Consumer zip codes prioritize expansion

Built for beverage alcohol brands that sell everywhere

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Daily data updates

Fresh depletion data every morning — no manual work

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Account segmentation

Active, new, returning, and lapsed — sorted and ready

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Geographic mapping

Interactive maps that reveal white-space opportunities

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Channel insights

On-premise vs. off-premise, chain vs. independent

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Trend analysis

MoM, QoQ, and YTD comparisons with honest time periods

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Penetration data

See your share of available outlets, state by state

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Ecommerce + wholesale

Both datasets in one platform, working together

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Field-ready exports

Download CSVs and take the data into every sales meeting

Your distributor data is already flowing.
Put it to work.

Schedule a demo to see how your wholesale and ecommerce data look when they're finally in the same room.