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RolloutIQ™ vs 4URSPACE

A Multi-Unit Rollout Alternative to 4URSPACE

4URSPACE pairs store project management with a global vendor marketplace, and it serves luxury and fashion houses such as Swarovski and LVMH. RolloutIQ™ is designed around the North American multi-unit operator opening near-identical stores, with portfolio rollups and a governed budget on every project.

The Challenge

Where a Marketplace-First Tool Differs

4URSPACE was built by former luxury store planners and runs fleet-scale rollouts.

A Vendor Marketplace at Its Core

4URSPACE runs project management alongside a vendor marketplace that connects brands to fabricators and general contractors. RolloutIQ™ is built as the system of record for every store across its lifecycle, with portfolio rollups leadership can trust.

Tuned for Global Luxury Brands

4URSPACE serves global fashion and luxury houses, and its model is built around high-touch brand projects and a vendor network. RolloutIQ™ is set up for operators repeating one prototype across many sites, with reusable templates and opening-date rollups.

A Store Record From Planning to Opening

RolloutIQ™ treats Location, Space, and Project as first-class records, with the opening date anchoring every schedule, so a store carries the same record from its first planned site to opening day and every remodel after.

Portfolio Visibility and a Governed Budget

RolloutIQ™ rolls every project into portfolio views with its schedule risk and target opening, plus a governed budget on each project with approval routing.

Comparison

Feature Comparison: RolloutIQ™ vs 4URSPACE

See how RolloutIQ™ compares to 4URSPACE for multi-unit retail rollouts.

Vendor sourcing marketplace

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

AI assistant inside the app

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Planning-to-open store lifecycle in one system

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Partial

Retail-native data model (Location, Space, Project)

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Partial

Multi-site portfolio dashboard

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Governed budget with approval routing

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Not documented

Brand as a portfolio field with brand-scoped approvals

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Not documented

MCP server for your own AI assistant

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

REST API

RolloutIQ™

4URSPACE

Not documented

What this page says about 4URSPACE was last checked against its public materials in September 2026. Products change, so check with 4URSPACE for its current capabilities.

See sources
  • 4URSPACE, Company (2026)
  • 4URSPACE, Inside Swarovski's strategy for managing hundreds of store projects (February 2026)
  • 4URSPACE, RUBY AI project assistant (2026)
  • 4URSPACE, Project management (2026)

See It in Action

What RolloutIQ™ Brings to the Table

Real screens from RolloutIQ™, not a feature list. The capabilities that set it apart from 4URSPACE for multi-site retail rollouts.

RolloutIQ™ portfolio map showing store locations across regions with status

See Every Store in One Place

Every location and its projects on one portfolio view instead of 30 browser tabs: which stores are still in planning and which are slipping against a Q3 open.

  • Portfolio map and list across every location
  • Portfolio list filtered by brand, region, or market
  • Drill from the portfolio into any single store
Learn more about See Every Store in One Place
RolloutIQ™ project schedule Gantt with critical-path coloring and dependencies

A Schedule That Recalculates When Reality Changes

A real critical-path schedule with dependency math. Move one deliverable and RolloutIQ™ ripples the change through the timeline, so the new opening date shows up the moment you save.

  • Critical-path dependencies with lag
  • Ripple recalculation, with a preview of critical dates that move
  • Phase and deliverable milestones per project
Learn more about A Schedule That Recalculates When Reality Changes
RolloutIQ™ sourcing leveling matrix comparing vendor bids across cost categories

Compare Every Bid Side by Side

Send one pricing form to every bidder, then line their numbers up in a leveling matrix against the same cost categories. Award with a governed decision that flows straight into the budget.

  • Sealed competitive bidding
  • Side-by-side leveling matrix
  • Awards feed the project budget
Learn more about Compare Every Bid Side by Side
RolloutIQ™ reporting and analytics dashboard rolling up portfolio status

Portfolio Reporting Built for Leadership

Four tabs of portfolio reports, led by a hotlist that ranks the At Risk and Off Track projects with the reason for each. Any section exports to Excel and any tab to a board-ready PDF.

  • Re-targeted openings and the reasons behind them
  • A schedule risk hotlist of the stores in trouble
  • Daily trend capture across every store
Learn more about Portfolio Reporting Built for Leadership

Use Cases

Where Multi-Unit Operators Land

Consistent Openings at Volume

One schedule template carries the same sequence into every market, across the 50 to 500 stores a high-volume rollout covers. Custom fields on each store and parallel submittal review keep near-identical openings consistent.

Portfolio Schedule Risk

Every project rolls up to one view where the stores drifting from their target opening stand out, each with the cause.

Agent-Ready via MCP and a REST API

Point your own assistant at live project data through a read-only MCP server or the REST API, under the same permissions that guard the app.

FAQ

RolloutIQ™ vs 4URSPACE: common questions

Yes. Brands can keep sourcing vendors in the 4URSPACE marketplace while RolloutIQ holds the portfolio record, and RolloutIQ's Sourcing module runs bids and leveling for the vendors you invite.

4URSPACE's assistant, RUBY, works inside the app and added AI bid intelligence in May 2026. We found no documented API or MCP server for bringing your own agents.

RolloutIQ is designed around North American multi-unit and franchise operators, with brand on every location and approval matrices scoped by brand and region. 4URSPACE's published customers are global fashion and luxury brands.

Scaling Past a Marketplace Tool?

If you are opening stores at volume and need one record per store from planning to opening, see how a portfolio system of record compares with a marketplace-first tool.