Definition
The stock transformation rate corresponds to the ratio between sales and stockist distributions.
It is a leading indicator for monitoring stock performance.
Calculation
Example
A DNV / DNS ratio of 70% means that on average 7 out of 10 stockist pharmacies are selling.
Interpretation
The DNV / DNS ratio gives the following information: among the stockist pharmacies, how many are actually selling?
The DVV / DVS ratio gives the same information but weights pharmacies by their sales potential.
Terminology
The stock conversion rate can be translated in English as "Stock Transformation Rate".
Subscription
Sales & Marketing Advanced subscription (module Stock Evolution )