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FOR MYSTERY SHOPPING AGENCIES

Run fieldwork with fewer manual hand-offs.

RetailHawk is an operating platform for agencies that need to coordinate clients, outlets, shoppers, programmes, questionnaires, review and controlled result release without rebuilding the workflow across spreadsheets and disconnected systems.

Keep the operating picture in one place

The difficult part of mystery shopping is rarely the questionnaire alone. It is managing eligibility, allocation, exceptions, corrections, review ownership and client delivery while preserving a trustworthy history.

EARLY ACCESS

Programme operations

Set up clients, outlets, programmes and cycles, then control assignment against explicit eligibility, rotation and cooldown rules.

EARLY ACCESS

Questionnaires & submissions

Publish immutable questionnaire versions, collect native submissions and preserve correction lineage rather than silently overwriting history.

EARLY ACCESS

Review & client release

Give reviewers clear ownership, record approve/return/reject decisions and keep client release as a separate controlled event.

Designed around agency control

Know what is blocked

Explicit states make outstanding fieldwork, submissions and review work visible instead of hiding status in email, notes or individual spreadsheets.

Protect historical truth

Published questionnaire versions and submitted revisions remain traceable, so later changes do not redefine work that already happened.

Separate user roles

Agency, reviewer, shopper and client-facing access use explicit role and tenant boundaries rather than a single shared operational view.

Change in controlled stages

Start with one programme alongside the incumbent and expand only when the new operating path has been proven with real work.

What comes next

Reporting, shopper finance, offline fieldwork, action management and richer evidence analytics remain roadmap capabilities. We label those boundaries rather than presenting them as finished.