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Resultid connects what customers say with your sales and operating data, so companies running thousands of products, locations, and services know what to fix within weeks.

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500M+ data points a month · Enterprises operating 34,000+ locations worldwide

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Trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises operating 34,000+ locations worldwide.

500M+

data points processed per month

12

business units live at a single OEM

11 brands

4 continents

30 days

to first insight

ChryslerRamDodgeFiatMaseratiRolls-RoyceM&T Bank

What changed

Every large company has the same AI now. The ones pulling ahead got it out of headquarters.

BCG’s 2026 study found that about one company in thirteen is getting real value from AI, and those companies have returned more than twice as much to shareholders as everyone else. What separates them is whether the AI reaches the people who run the stores, plants, service desks and product lines, and whether anyone checks that it worked.

One bar in thirteen is highlighted: about one in thirteen companies is getting real value from AI.

1 in 13 companiesgetting real value from AI

7.5%

of companies get real value from AI at scale

BCG, September 2026

2.3x

three-year shareholder return for those companies

BCG, September 2026

80%+

of AI spending now sits outside the IT budget

BCG, 2026

“We spent several million dollars on that PowerPoint. Now we have to go and execute on this.”

Global CX Director · Fortune Global 500 company

What executives have told us on calls

We hear the same problem in every industry, usually in the first ten minutes.

If we took the bottom quartile and just moved it up a quartile, the math says north of $100,000,000 a year in EBITDA. But my concern is where is the engine to keep this alive.
Strategy executive · Fortune 500 retailer
Our locations could go get a 2/10 of a point increase across 1,800 locations tomorrow just by calling some customers. They wouldn’t sell an additional unit.
Head of field operations · Fortune Global 500 company
If I got $1 million to invest in a cleanliness program, is it worth doing? Or am I already at the bare minimum?
Senior Director of Store Operations · Large U.S. retailer
We measure this once a year. And I would love to get to the point where we’re tying it to growth, to performance.
Global head of customer insights · Fortune 500 company
It’s like having a race car in your garage and you don’t know how to drive.
Head of customer insights · Fortune 500 company

Heard across

  • Automakers and dealer networks
  • Fuel, convenience and restaurants
  • Banks and insurers
  • Airlines and travel
  • Retail

How it compares

Most companies try one of four things first. Each one stops short of the field.

Data platforms, consultancies, customer experience tools and in-house builds each solve part of the problem. None of them gets the fix to the person who can act on it, and checks that it worked.

Platform

Data platforms

Connect and store everything in one place.

  • One source of truthgood at
  • Every question still needs its own projectstops
  • “We don’t need another database.”heard

Advisors

Consultancies

Diagnose one problem in one part of the business.

  • Deep subject expertisegood at
  • The deck lands and the rollout is left to youstops
  • “Several million dollars on that PowerPoint.”heard

Tools

Customer experience tools

Collect what customers say, quickly.

  • Fast feedback at scalegood at
  • Nobody ties it to sales or gets it to the fieldstops
  • “A beautiful CSV file. Nobody uses this.”heard

In-house

Your own IT team

Know your systems better than anyone outside.

  • Deep system knowledgegood at
  • A long queue and most of a yearstops
  • “Our data team told us it would take eight months.”heard

Resultid introduces

Operational Intelligence

Resultid works on the data you already have. It finds what’s driving each number across your products, markets and locations, gets the fix to the person who owns it, and checks whether it moved. Most customers see first findings within weeks.

Runs onyour warehouse
Sources so far500+
Languages50+
Days to value30
New data collectionnone

What it finds

It finds what’s moving your products, markets and programs, as well as your locations.

Revenue

Sales were up 1.5% on the year, while customer visits fell 2.3%.

Price was carrying the number. We showed which stores and products were losing people, and why.

Sales+1.5%
Customer visits−2.3%

Large U.S. retailer

Product

Complaints about one product tripled at dozens of locations in the same few months.

When the same complaint appears everywhere at once, it usually started upstream. This one pointed back to the factory.

Global manufacturer

Market

The same loyalty program performed very differently in two regions.

The gap came down to one question cashiers in one region had stopped asking at the register.

Region A

Region B

Large U.S. retailer

Capital

Each remodel cost about $888K and showed no lasting sales lift after a year.

Customers praised the new buildings, then went on shopping the way they always had.

ReopeningMonth 12

Large U.S. retailer

How it works

What happens after you send us your data

Three steps on the data you already have. Most customers see first findings within weeks.

01 Connect

Connect what you already have

Survey and review platforms, care cases, call transcripts, sales, service and loyalty data. 500+ source types so far, and integration is free. You keep your survey tool.

Data sources6 connected
Surveys and NPSstructured
Reviewsunstructured
Care casesoperational
Call transcriptsvoice
Sales and register datastructured
Loyalty datastructured
Coverage75%
02 Understand

Find what’s driving each number

Resultid learns how your business actually runs: which behaviors, products and markets separate your best results from the rest. Your team reviews what it learns before anything goes out.

Intelligence feed3 insights
Revenue signal
Sales up 1.5%, but visits down 2.3% across 212 stores
Root cause
Same product complaint at 38 locations, traced to one factory
Pattern
Top 20% of stores share 3 morning behaviors others miss
03 Deploy

Send the fix to whoever owns it

Each owner gets the few things to fix this week, ranked by what they cost, with the customer comments behind each one. Headquarters sees whether last week’s changes moved the number.

Priority actionsthis week
Restock coffee before 6amHigh
$3.1M est. annual impact
Fix digital order picking at 212 storesHigh
$4.1M est. annual impact
Reset the 3pm store checklistMed
$890K est. annual impact
Managers opening their brief92%

The result: every product, location, and service knows what to do next, who owns it, and whether it worked.

  • No new data collection
  • Products, markets and locations
  • First findings in weeks
  • Checked against your numbers

Industries

Built for industries where every product, location, and service is a revenue engine.

Universal intelligence. Industry-specific proof.

125% sales lift for dealers with consistent CX execution

3,500+ dealership locations for a top-5 global OEM

Problem

OEMs spend hundreds of millions on dealer incentives tied to NPS scores that can’t tell a 160-unit dealer from a 68-unit dealer.

Solution

Connects dealer feedback to sales, service, and retention, surfacing which behaviors drive purchase at every dealership, every week.

Explore automotive intelligence
Dealer 2847Service follow-up under 48h+125%
Dealer 1193Service follow-up under 48hbaseline
District 7Review response protocol$890K
38 storesBDC greeting script drift$1.4M
Region EastLounge wait over 20 minwatch
Dealers acting on their weekly brief92%

Results at scale

$200M+

Invisible revenue surfaced from data our customers already had.

Not projected. Not modeled. Found in operational signals hiding in plain sight. $107M+ of it at a single Fortune 500 OEM.

125%

Sales lift

Dealers with consistent execution outsold peers at identical NPS

92%

Activation rate

Operators acting on their weekly brief, across 3,500+ locations. 280% of typical targets.

30

Days to first insight

No new data collection. Proof of value from existing data.

300M+

Records at a single OEM

Across 12 business units. One customer, one deployment.

Case study

Fortune 500 Automotive OEM

3,500+ locations · 12 business units · 11 brands · Global

Challenge

300M+ records across 12 business units. Dealers with identical NPS scores had wildly different sales performance. Nobody could explain why.

Discovery

$107M+ in invisible revenue hiding in the gap between satisfaction scores and operational execution.

Impact

125% sales lift. 92% activation rate. Repeatable at every location, every week.

In their words

“We dropped them 23.6 million records that they’d never seen before. They turned it around in 24 hours, something our data team told us would take eight months.”

Field operations leader, Fortune Global 500 company

Retail · Case study

Recouped 78% of the revenue-linked decline.

Declines of 6% to 11% across underperforming stores reversed to +8.3% and +5.4% once operators acted on what the data showed.

Across industries

Built for operators across automakers, fuel and convenience, restaurants, banking, insurance, airlines and retail.

Security & trust

Already vetted by Fortune 500 security and compliance teams.

GDPR-compliant. Your data is never retained or used to train AI models. AES-256 encryption, and minimal PII: we process name and email only.

Read our security & trust overview
TISAX labelregistered, verifiable on the ENX portal
Fortune 500 procurementcleared
GDPR compliantcertified
Zero-retention AInever trained on your data
AES-256 encryptionat rest and in transit
Minimal PIIname and email only
MFA + RBACenforced
SOC 2 Type IIin progress

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In 30 days you’ll see what’s moving it, where, and what closing the gap is worth. If there’s nothing there, you’ll know that too.

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