AFTERMARKET PRODUCT DISCOVERY
Discover the hidden product opportunities within your real demand
NEO Radar analyzes demand at product level, compares it with your assortment, and prioritizes the products worth reviewing.
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HARD-TO-SEE OPPORTUNITIES
The challenge isn't finding more products. It's knowing which ones deserve attention.
NEO Radar analyzes your own demand or, when that is not possible, market demand. It connects fragmented references at product level and compares them with your assortment to identify and prioritize the opportunities that truly deserve attention.
Live in 48h · Compatible with your ecosystem · Without changing your operations
You already have a well-developed assortment and methods to improve it. NEO does not replace them: it adds a product-level view of demand to discover and prioritize opportunities that may fall outside your usual analysis.
OPPORTUNITY SUMMARY
NEO interprets and prioritizes. You decide where to act.
It reduces a very broad product universe to the opportunities worth reviewing first.
New product potential
Estimated potential in detected product opportunities
Top product families
Top discovered products
* Representative product part number
Small discoveries.
Recurring impact.
8–10 new products/month
Basado en 96–120 oportunidades tras 12 meses, 0,5 ventas/mes y 100 € de precio medio.
Illustrative potential. Detected demand is the starting point. Actual results depend on validation, availability and conversion.
WHY NEO RADAR SEES OPPORTUNITIES OTHERS DON'T
Earlier signals
Analyzes demand signals before they are reflected in sales, availability, fill rate, or backorders.
Application independence
Analyzes products across any segment without depending on application or VIO structures.
Grouped analysis
Groups OE/OEM/IAM part numbers that belong to the same product before prioritizing opportunities.
Broader data sources
Combines OE/IAM sources, specialized catalogs, and information beyond traditional aftermarket databases.
Multiple demand signals
Combines market demand signals with your own demand when available.
is the proprietary product normalization and grouping layer that supports NEO Radar analysis.
+200
product families
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+1M
products analyzed
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+50M
demand signals
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions.
How long does activation take?
NEO Radar can start by analyzing your assortment using market demand signals. If you have your own demand data, this can also be incorporated into the analysis. Initial activation can be completed within 48 hours.
Do I need to change my operations?
No. NEO Radar is non-intrusive: it works on the demand signals you already receive and does not alter your processes, systems, or way of working.
What does NEO Radar discover?
Products with real demand that you're not selling yet, product families with growth potential, and priority opportunities to act on.
Which demand channels can it analyze?
Webshop, B2B, call center, internal searches, your own demand signals, and market data.
Do I need to share sensitive data?
No. NEO Radar works with aggregated and anonymized demand data, without personal data or sensitive information.
How do I use NEO Radar?
You receive a monthly newsletter with a summary and the main opportunities detected, and you also have access to the NEO Radar SaaS platform to analyze them in detail and explore new opportunities whenever you need to.
Discover the opportunities hidden in your demand.
It doesn't change your operations. It changes the evidence you use to decide what to sell.
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