
Trade marketing in Mexico currently operates between two competing realities:
Yet many organizations still work as if it were 2010:
Digitalizing trade marketing is no longer a “future trend.”
It’s the minimum standard required to compete today.
It’s not about “using an app.”
Digitalizing trade marketing means fundamentally transforming how execution is carried out, measured, and corrected at the point of sale.
A true digital system must allow you to:
Without these capabilities, you're not managing execution — you're merely collecting information.

These are not predictions—they’re changes already happening among mid-size and large brands:
Brands no longer wait until the weekend to review reports.
They now need live visibility into:
All accessible through a dashboard.
Having photos isn’t enough. Each image must include:
Without structure, evidence is useless for audits or senior leadership.
Routes are no longer built “by intuition.”
They now rely on:
Modern teams measure:
And all of this must be generated without Excel.

First you organize the operation.
Then you digitalize.
Never the other way around.
Generic software simply cannot understand:
If promoters don’t use the tool, the entire system fails.
The app must be:
Some brands digitalize solely to satisfy management reporting.
But the system must also simplify the promoter’s work—not make it harder.
When digitalization is correctly implemented, the return is immediate:
On average, brands recover their investment in under six months due to:

Shopl is designed specifically for retail field teams in LATAM.
It is not a generic software.
It offers:
All from a single platform—no spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups, or manual reports.
Contrary to common belief, digitalization does not require a long project timeline.
In less than 30 days, the operation transforms completely.

Trade marketing in Mexico is now:
• More competitive
• More measurable
• More demanding
• Faster than ever
Brands that fail to digitalize lose control.
Brands that do digitalize gain visibility, structure, and decision-making power based on real data.
Digitalization is not a future project. It's a present necessity.
And brands that wait too long don't just lose money. They lose market share.
The question is not if you should digitalize your trade marketing.
The question is: how much longer will you wait while your competition has already done it?