Score privately
Answer eight focused data-trust statements before anyone else influences your view.
Pricing Reality Check
Same program. Do your teams agree?
Compare how pricing and merchandising see the same live program. Surface the gaps worth investigating before another tool, renewal, or reorganization.
Eight statements · Data trust only · Useful solo, stronger together
What to expect
A diagnostic without the theater.
Private by default
Your internal scores are not public content.
Vendor-agnostic
Examine the operating program, not a software pitch.
Careful claims
Differences are signals to discuss, not proof someone is wrong.
From opinion to evidence
Find the signal inside the disagreement.
The exercise creates a structured conversation around one live program—without collapsing distinct views into one tidy average.
Compare perspectives
Invite a merchandising counterpart and keep each perspective visible instead of averaging disagreement away.
Discuss evidence
Connect the largest gaps to a recent recommendation, override, promotion, or execution decision.
Choose the next move
Turn signals into a practical investigation or expand the work across all six adoption dimensions.
Fictional comparison
Illustrative scores—not customer findings
Recommendation confidenceGap: 2
Pricing 4 · Merchandising 2
Data issue resolutionGap: 0
Pricing 3 · Merchandising 3
The useful question
“Which recent decision explains the difference?”
Agreement can be a strength—or a shared blind spot. GapSignal keeps the evidence discussion at the center.
Offers
Start with the question. Expand when it matters.
Choose the depth that matches the decision in front of your team.
Pricing Reality Check
$0+pay what you want
A focused data-trust exercise for one leader or two colleagues comparing the same program.
- Eight data-trust statements
- PDF guide and Excel scorer
- Useful alone; designed for comparison
- One of six dimensions assessed
Clear scope, honest interpretation
Questions before you score
One program. Two perspectives.
Stop debating the symptom. Compare the signal.
Complete the eight statements privately, invite one colleague, and use the differences to start a better operating conversation.