As Canada’s largest payment processor1, we harness real-time consumer data that considers billions of transactions received across all types of merchants, industries, card brands, and geographic areas. Ask about our custom data solutions today.
Our data is used by both public and private sector clients to not only make smarter policy and business decisions, but to also monitor their impact.
Moneris Data Services gives you access to comprehensive insights on consumer behaviour trends at a national, provincial, or local level, and provides a look at where your customers live and where they like to spend.
Tailor your marketing strategies and optimize your spend by understanding where your customers live and shop.
Accelerate your potential by learning how your business stacks up against other competitors in your industry.
Inform economic policy and recovery by looking at consumer spending across different industries and regions in Canada.
Influence your businesses’ future growth plans by understanding consumer behaviour at each store location.
Uncover key insights to attract local, domestic, and international tourists by accessing travel-related spend data.
Moneris consumer spending data provides high frequency insights into the purchasing behaviour of Canadian Consumers. Our timely data is empowering both private and public sector clients to inform research studies and forecasting models, as well as make better policy decisions and monitor the subsequent economic impact of consumer buying behaviour. Learn more about our custom solutions.
Consumer Spending Data enables you to:
Understanding where customers live and spend is a useful tool for any business. We capture a number of data points on each transaction. When this data is analyzed on an aggregate level among billions of transactions, you can uncover valuable and actionable insights for your business. This data can be provided on a citywide level all the way down to FSA or individual store location. Request a demo or custom report today.
Travel within a province (i.e. City to Rural).
Travel distance to shopping destinations (example, travel to a restaurant or shopping malls).
Shifts over time in travel to and from municipalities.
Marketers look at domestic tourism to provide marketing campaigns to consumers in specific geographical areas. Companies can evaluate opportunities in different locations to understand where to expand their business and attract local residents and other tourists.
In terms of analyzing spend from foreign travel, our data can help illustrate:
Consumer behaviour spending data can help businesses and regional governmental organizations anticipate the impacts of future disruptions and support response plans and efforts towards economic recovery.
Municipalities, provinces, and Canadian businesses are using consumer spending data to target tourism marketing, identify opportunities for new business developments and understand consumer sectoral spending changes. This allows governments and associations to gain key insights enabling policy makers and business owners to make smarter, more data-driven decisions. Contact us for a Custom Request.
Validate the regional prediction of a significant jump in spending due to an event or seasonality.
Help cities understand business opportunities and potential markets for tourism and promotion.
Reveal geographic sources of spending outside the community with levels lower than anticipated.
Assess consumer spending changes and unexpected trends in different business sectors based on spend and origin.
The Index of Consumer Spending surges in the second quarter of 2024.
RCC Insights- Consumers have pulled back into what one retailer has described publicly as a "discretionary recession"
The Shifting Spend Priorities of Canadian Consumers 2023- RCC input, Retail Conditions (June-September)
Get a firsthand look at our data in action and how it can benefit your business in our consumer behaviour webinar.
Understand how our clients are actioning consumer insights through our client use cases and interviews.
Discover the impacts of consumer spending in our Insights Blog.
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Director of Sales & Marketing at Healthy Planet
Marcy Burchfield
Vice President, Economic Blueprint Institute, Toronto Region Board of Trade
Kevin Dekok
Economic Development Officer, City of Brantford
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1 Based on total processing volume in Canada.