SPI Market Intelligence
Explore where price evidence is strong, where coverage is thin, and how much verified vendor quotations vary within the same product and market context.
Analysis of the current matched records
These measures summarize approved observations in the active result set. They do not combine unlike commodity prices into one misleading average.
Approved observations by leading category
Where the matched evidence is deepest
This snapshot supports coverage and dispersion analysis. A time-series trend requires repeated observations for the same product, unit, market, and price basis; SPI will label insufficient history instead of substituting a weaker method.
From vendor quote to trusted evidence
A vendor price is an offer until its product, place, date, unit, evidence, and review status are clear. SPI preserves that context before the number reaches analysis.
A verified vendor selects the exact catalog item, unit, retail or wholesale basis, and currency.
District, market, effective date, pack size, and availability travel with the submitted amount.
Receipts, shelf photos, notes, and field-monitor observations support the original vendor quote.
Reviewers check identity, unit, outliers, recency, and independent observations before approval.
Approved observations become transparent price ranges, confidence signals, coverage, and analysis.
Use and contribute data
Public views are easy to share. Structured data access is available for organisations, and every submitted price is reviewed before it appears in analysis.
Next analytical layer
Use district coverage, approved observations, confidence, and normalized spread to plan where additional vendor quotations or field collection are needed.
