Retail Excel Template Collection

Download the Retail Promotion Plan Template for free. Keep campaigns, displays, and markdowns in one workbook.

Consultation

Tell us your store count and campaign cadence, and we can help decide whether planning, display changes, and markdown actions belong in Excel or a system. We can also reduce the workbook to the columns your team actually uses.

If you need shared updates, mobile entry, photo uploads, follow-up reminders, or dashboards, compare the systemized version.

Keep retail campaigns, displays, markdowns, and results review together in one free Excel workbook. Use the button to jump straight to the matching system demo.

Free download Campaigns Display changes Markdown Results
Sheets
8

Separate the basics of promotion planning

Use case
Campaigns and displays

Review campaigns and display changes together

Input
From 1 store

Easy to run with a small team

Promotion
On track

Decide before the campaign starts

Input example

Promotion operating conditions

The retail store name, person in charge, campaign budget, and campaign priority stay aligned when they are captured first.

Store name City Center Branch
Person in charge Olivia Carter
Campaign budget JPY 238,000
Campaign priority 3 products
Display change day 2026-04-18

Free download

See the promotion plan structure before you start

Use this free workbook to plan retail campaigns, coordinate display changes, record markdown actions, and review results. After downloading, start with the campaign name and owner.

File

Retail Promotion Plan Template.xlsx

File name: retail_promotion_plan_log_template_en.xlsx

Sheets
8 sheets
Use case
Campaign planning, display changes, markdown actions
Sheets
Instructions and Settings Product and Store Master Data Promotion Plan Ledger Promotion Calendar and Budget Displays and Materials Price Changes and Offers Results Review Promotion Overview
Enter the campaign name, owner, and target date first so the daily view has a clear starting point.
Keeping timing and display changes together makes missing steps and late actions easier to spot.
A single flow for markdown actions and results review also gives managers a traceable report.
Download free Excel template

Start with the retail campaign name and owner.

How Excel runs the workflow

What retail promotion planning looks like in Excel

Separate the promotion overview, campaign plan, display changes, markdown actions, and results review so each step is easy to follow.

Step 1

Campaign setup

Set the campaign name, owner, and target date before the day starts.

Step 2

Display change

Record display changes and markdown actions so the end-of-day picture stays aligned.

Step 3

Markdown checks

Compare campaign progress with execution alerts and pick up items that need attention.

Step 4

Result review

Keep campaign and result review history so the manager report stays traceable.

Step 5

Results check

Review campaign results, display changes, and material status together.

How Excel maps to screens

Which promotion columns become which screens?

Mapping campaigns, displays, markdown actions, and review data to matching web screens gives field teams and managers one shared view.

Excel element System element Notes
Excel element
Promotion Overview
System element
Sidebar summary + settings screen
Notes
Summarizes key metrics, campaign progress, and risk status.
Excel element
Product and store master data
System element
Searchable master list
Notes
Centralizes products, stores, owners, and categories.
Excel element
Promotion plan ledger
System element
Daily input table
Notes
Tracks campaign, store, period, owner, and status.
Excel element
Promotion calendar and budget
System element
Calendar and budget screen
Notes
Shows budget, schedule, and execution milestones in one view.
Excel element
Displays and materials
System element
Display and materials table
Notes
Tracks display locations, posters, materials, and setup status.
Excel element
Price changes, offers, and review
System element
Results timeline
Notes
Connects price changes, offers, and results review.

Adoption boundary

When should a promotion plan stay in Excel or move to a system?

Excel works well for a small campaign calendar and a few store checks. A system becomes a better fit when you coordinate multiple stores, track materials, and review results as a team.

Excel is enough

Run lightly at one store

A small campaign calendar and single-store checks stay easy to maintain in Excel.

  • Small team
  • Only one store
  • Mostly daily updates
Partial systemization

Lighten checks and alerts first

Start by making campaign checks and display alerts easier for the team to follow.

  • Make campaign totals easier to read
  • Split out display lists first
  • Need campaign execution alerts
Full systemization

Manage multiple stores together

Move to a system when campaigns and materials must stay synchronized across stores.

  • Multiple stores
  • Role separation is needed
  • History and notifications are required

FAQ

Retail Excel Template FAQs

Answers to common questions before you put the promotion workbook into use.

What should you prepare before using this template?

If you can share the number of campaigns, change frequency, and markdown rules, we can shape the estimate direction.

Can you use this with your current store sheet?

Yes. We can keep your current promotion report or display sheet and move only result summaries or campaign logs online first.

Is it suitable for mobile use?

Yes. The template is designed with campaign input in mind, so mobile viewing and input are both supported in the workflow design.

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