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Oxford Data Plan
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About Oxford Data Plan
Oxford Data Plan delivers institutional-grade alternative data and daily KPI estimates for 250+ global equities, enabling hedge funds and asset managers to identify inflections ahead of consensus. We combine proprietary and exclusive datasets—including a global receipt panel, exclusive advertising agency partnerships, —with multi-signal modeling to produce point-in-time estimates across 500+ KPIs. Our coverage spans TMT, consumer, financials, and real economy sectors, with daily delivery designed for systematic and fundamental workflows. Core capabilities include: • Daily revenue, orders, and operational metrics with 12-hour delivery lag • Advertiser-level digital spend tracking across 15,000+ brands and major platforms • Sector insights covering digital advertising, food delivery, airlines, and classifieds • Historical backtesting and out-of-sample validation for every tracker Built by former buy-side analysts, our platform is optimized for alpha generation, not data exploration. Clients receive structured feeds with full point-in-time integrity. Oxford Data Plan is trusted by leading quantitative and fundamental investors seeking differentiated signal with institutional rigor.
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Research & Knowledge
Oxford Data Plan provides alternative data signals for tracking company performance, including Net Sales (Global) for Dollar Tree in Q2 2027 with an ODP Predicted of $4.9405B, Reported of $4.8865B, and an ODP Error of 1.1%
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Products & Services
Oxford Data Plan introduced the Williams-Sonoma, Inc. dataset, delivering daily visibility into key retail performance metrics including Net Revenue, AOV, and Orders across the global market.
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Products & Services
Oxford Data Plan introduced the THG dataset providing daily visibility into key consumer performance metrics including AOV, Orders, and Total Revenue.
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