AI-powered shelf intelligence

Understand the shelf. Improve availability.

See what is actually happening on your shelves and what to do next — so products are available when and where your customers want to buy them.

The product your customer came to buy has to be on the shelf.

Find your starting point Start with one store
A fully stocked grocery aisle

Three ways to improve availability

Start where the problem is. Connect the rest as the value grows.

Computer vision See what’s really on the shelf. Turn photos and video from the phones and tablets your stores already have into shelf-level data: gaps, planogram compliance and product locations. No new hardware, and no sales history needed to start. Developed with a US grocery retailer Start with the shelf → Extreme availability Count it right. Order it right. Keep it on the shelf. Smart Audit keeps inventory records accurate with a few minutes of guided counting a day. Lightweight replenishment turns accurate records into the right orders — without the cost of a heavyweight legacy system. Smart Audit in use at a Norwegian building-materials retailer; replenishment developed with a plumbing supply company Never run empty → Promotional forecasting Stop losing baskets during promotions. The item on the front of the ad is why customers came in. Anticipate promotional demand by item, store and week, and send the right product to the right store before the ad drops. In use at a Southwest US regional grocer, 100+ stores Plan the next promo →

Built for the realities of retail

Start with what the shelf shows. Connect more data as the value grows.

Tight margins, limited technology budgets, and the need to see value before committing to a large investment. That’s why getting started doesn’t depend on a big project.

1

Low investment to start

Use the smartphones and tablets your stores already have. No fixed cameras, no robots, no major hardware installation.

2

No sales history required

Begin with visual shelf analysis before sharing any historical sales data — and see value before the data conversation even starts.

3

Expand as you see value

Add sales, inventory and other data when it’s worth it, for deeper analysis, replenishment and forecasting on the same foundation.

One connected purpose

Understand what’s there. Find what needs attention. Decide what comes next.

The same picture of the shelf supports different decisions at every level of the business.

Store teams “What needs attention, and what should I do next?” Operational leaders “Where are problems recurring, and where should we focus resources?” Executive teams “How is availability performing, and where can we improve execution?”

Working with

  • Southwest US regional grocer · 100+ stores
  • US grocery retailer
  • Building-materials retailer · Norway
  • Plumbing supply company
“Their forecasts held up better than the incumbent’s on our own data. That is what got our attention.”
VP of Merchandising, Southwest US regional grocerRead the story →Customer storyA Norwegian building-materials retailer replaced big periodic counts with a few minutes a day, and finished its rolling count 1,107 products ahead of target.Read the story →

Start with one store.

Scan a few aisles with the devices you already have. See what the shelf shows — before any data sharing or hardware decision.

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