UK and Ireland account planning
Model promotions, retailer margin, VAT assumptions, invoice price and support investment before customer meetings.
International account planning
APT helps international account teams turn promotion, trade spend, margin and tax assumptions into clearer planning outputs without rebuilding a spreadsheet for every retailer, distributor or customer conversation.
Use cases
Currency symbols, tax names and customer structures change by country. The core decisions stay familiar: will the promotion pay back, what support is needed, and how does the deal affect margin?
Model promotions, retailer margin, VAT assumptions, invoice price and support investment before customer meetings.
Sense-check promotional ROI, trade spend and customer investment using sales tax and local currency assumptions.
Use EUR pricing, IVA or VAT-style tax assumptions and clean scenario summaries for distributor and retailer reviews.
Buyer value
International account teams need fast answers that still respect local trading terms. APT keeps the commercial question visible first, then lets each market adjust currency, tax and support assumptions.
Compare support, uplift, invoice revenue and payback before a retailer or distributor promo is agreed.
Open ROI plannerCheck invoice price, retail selling price, margin and tax assumptions when markets use different price structures.
See calculatorsWork out the support, allowance or funding needed to hit a promoted price while keeping the commercial ask clear.
Check trade spendWorkflow
Use the ROI planner for promotion decisions, quick calculators for margin and tax checks, and planning tools when the output needs to become a buyer meeting note, account plan or JBP discussion.
Questions
Yes. APT supports GBP, USD and EUR pricing, and lets teams use sales tax, VAT or IVA assumptions depending on the market they are planning for.
APT is built around the commercial questions FMCG, CPG, retail supplier and account teams face: promotion ROI, trade spend, margin, support and customer planning.
No. APT is a planning and scenario tool. Teams should still confirm local tax, pricing, compliance and sign-off requirements with their own business.