A Framework for Analysing Buying Behaviour Across Channels Although the overall customer experience is multi-dimensional, retailers typically have quite elaborate and readily available data in terms of behaviours in their CRM (customer relationship management) systems or loyalty programs. This data can be valuable in developing an understanding of consumer behaviour in different channels, thus, providing a point of departure for analysing, managing, and evaluating behaviours across channels. In our second recent project discussed here, we use this type of data to develop a framework that provides a comprehensive understanding of the implications of retail digitalization for sales in physical stores and of how to manage customers across channels (for details, see Hernant and Rosengren, 2017). Our framework illuminates how customer behaviours of individual customers change when a new online channel is added to an existing network of physical stores. Thus, our focus is upon the purchase step of the consumer decision journey and the extent to which buying behaviours of individual customers change when they also start using an online channel.