We’re delighted to announce some exciting news regarding the delivery of EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale) data for our magazine titles.

InterMedia have always regarded the provision of this data as a key function of our newsstand service and have, over time, adjusted the way in which this has been presented to our clients.

The release in the coming week of our new Daily Dashboard style report will be a tremendous step forward in the level of insight and information not only for your specific brand(s) but also the brands that you are competing with.

You will find the new report uploaded to your client portal every weekday afternoon with fully updated information pulled from the previous day or weekend.


The report will contain multiple tabs, all print ready should you wish to maintain hard copies and will detail a number of key data sets.


Below is an outline of what you can expect to see each day along with a brief overview of the key indicators to be taken form the data.

1. A dashboard report for your specific brand showing EpoS by issue up to the corresponding day of report. A comparison versus previous issues will be shown across multiple graphs along with rate of sale indicators for the given period of on sale.

  2. A full set of market data showing a breakdown of EpoS sales by issue for the associated on sale period and displayed as a percentage of total EpoS sales for all the competitor titles in your brand’s market.

      3. Market Data by EpoS Provider showing a full breakdown of EpoS by retailer for each issue and for each title in your brand’s market.

         4. The latest issue versus average issue report will outline by title how the current issue is performing versus the average over time.

         5. Latest issue versus average issue by provider data will clearly indicate how each title is performing through the EpoS retailer set.

The Dashboard report will replace your existing Epos provision with a more in depth and more frequent data set. Your Intermedia Account Handler will be in touch to discuss in more detail the new style report, its content, and the best way to interpret the data.