Shopping centre analysis against the competition

OmniFonia shows where a centre’s customers come from, how often they return, how long they stay and in which neighbourhoods competitors win. Mobile data is calibrated with entrance counters, and results are visible down to a single H3 hexagon.

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Reach, hexagon by hexagon

We map customers and residents on the H3 grid — the one Uber and the largest data platforms use. Each hexagon is about 0.7 km², so you see exactly which neighbourhoods your customers come from, where the untapped potential is and where competitors win.

A shopping centre against its rivals

A complete view of a centre: where shoppers come from, how often they return, how long they stay and where they leave for competitors. Door counters calibrate the data, and the monthly report comes as PDF and XLSX.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the H3 grid?
A division of the map into equal hexagons (about 0.7 km² each), used by Uber among others. It compares areas regardless of postcode or district boundaries and shows exactly which neighbourhoods customers come from.
How many competitors can be compared?
Up to five competing centres: market share, shared customers, outflow and the areas where competitors win.
How is the data calibrated?
The centre’s entrance counters calibrate the model, so the report matches footfall measured on site. Counter data stays confidential and is visible only to the account owner.

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