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S10-U. Own-Manufactured SKU vs Own-Channel Sell-Through (UPI-Specific)

Published 2026-05-14Updated 2026-06-302 min read

Uni-President differentiator ⭐ — the core of manufacturing-distribution vertical integration: analyze how own Uni-President Food SKUs turn over in own channels (7ELE · Carrefour) versus external channels.

1. URL · Persona

  • /own-sku · P5 (Manufacturing · Logistics · Stores)

2. User Story

P5 — Compare Uni-President Mai-Hsiang (麥香) oolong-tea sell-through across 7ELE vs Carrefour vs external (FamilyMart · Hi-Life) + decide shipment priority for new SKUs.

3. Data Mix

DataSource
OwnSKU (own-manufactured)Neptune (~5K SKUs)
CVSTransaction (7ELE)Neptune
HypermarketTransaction (Carrefour)Neptune
External sell-through (estimated)CompetitorSignal (public sales index)
Cold-chain shipment logColdChainSLA

4. Processing Pipeline

1. Map OwnSKU nodes → manufacturing BU
2. Aggregate turnover in own channels (7ELE / Carrefour)
3. Estimate external-channel turnover (CompetitorSignal + public market share)
4. Compute own-vs-external ratio
5. Recommendation: prioritize own shipment (inventory protection) vs expand external

5. Output UI

  • Left: Top-30 own-SKU turnover bars (own vs external)
  • Center: Own-channel dependency per SKU (donut)
  • Right: New-SKU shipment-priority recommendation (Sonnet)
  • Bottom: Seasonal turnover trend

6. Guardrails

  • Block external exposure of own-SKU unit pricing and margins
  • Mark confidence on externally estimated data

7. Demo Scenarios

  1. Mai-Hsiang (麥香) oolong tea → own-channel turnover 65% / external 35%
  2. New-SKU shipment recommendation → 7ELE first (high own-channel dependency)
  3. Per-category own-channel dependency → beverages 70% / noodles 55% / dairy 80%