Euromonitor International Passport Reviews

Content and Usability, the amount of information in Passport is almost overwhelming. Fortunately for users, EI has put together an interface that is powerful, yet easy to use. Upon entering the database, the user has three basic options: a simple keyword search, a ubiquitous navigation menu, or a set of search tools available on the home page.

I don't like why Management doesn’t communicate changes to employees. The company also claims untrue statements about itself, it is not a start-up and it is not flexible. Work from home isn’t granted until you work for at least two years

Passport is a highly useful resource for industry scholars, but not every institution can afford a

subscription. EI does not publicize its pricing structure. Subscription costs are

based on enrollment numbers, so larger institutions will pay more than smaller ones.

Euromonitor (Passport) is a phenomenal website for finding information pertaining to market sizes, company shares, brand shares, and distribution for different industries. The search engine on the website is also really well designed. They have a search tree that makes finding specific information a breeze. You can make searches as broad or as specific as you want. You can search information on an entire industry or specific parts of that industry.

I dislike their company data export. I like that you can search their website for specific companies, but I don't like that the data export can take awhile and that it can be confusing. It's not as simple as pulling company information from Mintel.

If you're looking for a website to gather information on specific industries relating to market sizes, company shares, brand shares, and/or distribution, then Euromontior (Passport) would be perfect for you

I work in the business intelligence department for my company and we are constantly getting requests from other departments in our company. These requests are often for data on specific industries that we have products in. It helps those departments to have this data because then they have a better understanding of the market segment that they're in. This leads to better decisions for our business which is a huge benefit.

We can find market volume and brand share globally, which we can’t find in Nielsen... Also it shows the data for premium brands.

The values aren’t exact scanning data. It doesn’t match exactly to our consumption dollars because it’s a very obscure way that they obtain the Euromonitor data. I’m not sure if I trust the values 100% but it works for directional changes.

The extensive amount of data provided for market size, information, etc. The user interface of the website is great too.

Some industries i've looked at the past did not have an extensive amount of analytics.

Clean layout and easy to search for whatever you specifically want to find

Limited scope of what industries it covers, and it doesn't have much insight into some of the smaller players within industries.

It takes me few minutes to find all the information that I used to get in hours while surfing google alone. I’m loving this software.

Sometimes it would take particular keywords to find information. That become a bit frustrating.