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PointSav Digital Systems

Retail co-location tier methodology

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| Tier | Name | What it represents |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Regional | A major trade-area anchor — top decile nationally by primary catchment population |
| 2 | District | A significant multi-format node — top quartile nationally by primary catchment |
| 1 | Regional | A major trade-area anchor — ranks among the strongest nationally by primary catchment population |
| 2 | District | A significant multi-format node — ranks in the upper range nationally by primary catchment |
| 3 | Local | A hardware or wholesale hub with civic support |
| 4 | Fringe | Any cluster that does not clear a Tier 1–3 gate |

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- **Catchment population rank** — each cluster's catchment population is ranked
  against every other cluster *within its own country*, not globally, so a Tier 1 cluster
  in a smaller market is compared to its own market's distribution rather than penalized
  for that market's overall size. Regional requires the top 10% nationally on primary
  catchment (plus a secondary-catchment population check); District the top 25% on primary
  catchment; Local the top 50%.
- **Spend rank** — District additionally requires the cluster to rank in the top quartile
  nationally on at least one of several consumer-spend measures, not population alone.
  for that market's overall size. Regional requires ranking among the strongest clusters
  nationally on primary catchment (plus a secondary-catchment population check); District
  requires a materially lower, but still above-average, national rank on primary
  catchment; Local requires clearing a baseline population-rank threshold.
- **Spend rank** — District additionally requires the cluster to rank among the stronger
  tier nationally on at least one of several consumer-spend measures, not population alone.
- **Civic support** — a minimum count of regionally or locally classified hospitals within
  the cluster's outer catchment ring. Regional requires a regional-grade hospital; District
  accepts a regional or district hospital; Local accepts any classified hospital.
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