Montgomery Core brings map exploration, local scoring, opportunity detection, location comparison, saturation analysis and business calculators into one decision workspace. This guide explains what each tool does and how to read its results.
Each module answers a specific business question: where to look, how strong a location is, whether an area is saturated, how two addresses compare, and which commercial assumptions to use once a site has been shortlisted.
The interactive map is the entry point for field exploration. It displays local businesses, public infrastructure and optional IRIS layers so you can analyze a city's commercial context before launching deeper analyses.
Potential analysis evaluates a precise location for a selected activity. It combines local demand, target fit, purchasing power, human traffic, competition, socio-economic risk and contextual signals into a structured score.
Area saturation analysis shows where an activity is concentrated or underrepresented. The hexagonal grid makes sector comparison easier and helps identify underserved, balanced or highly saturated zones.
Opportunity search starts from a business profile rather than a single address. You define the target activity, audience, density, income context, competition tolerance and selection mode, then Montgomery Core highlights compatible areas.
Location comparison evaluates two points with the same scoring method and activity profile. It is designed for shortlists, lease decisions and final trade-offs between two viable addresses.
The calculators turn location decisions into operational assumptions. They help estimate revenue, margin, break-even, profit, cash flow and marketing return from simple business inputs.
Saved reports turn individual analyses into an organized workspace. Reports, comparisons and map notes can be grouped by list so research for a city, district or project remains easy to reopen.