StoreShelf uses AI to recognize products on a shelf, understand local demand, identify missing best sellers, and verify whether a store is following the planogram it is supposed to execute.
StoreShelf is built around two complementary use cases: helping retailers decide what should be on the shelf, and helping chains verify that the shelf matches the planogram head office expects.
StoreShelf recognizes the products currently on the shelf and compares that assortment with top-selling products, local demographics, store location, shopper context and other demand signals. It then shows what may be missing and which products deserve space.
A chain can provide an approved planogram image or reference layout. StoreShelf compares the live shelf photo with that approved version, identifies deviations, and gives both the store manager and head office a clear view of compliance.
The platform turns a simple shelf image into structured retail intelligence that can be acted on immediately.
Identify the SKUs currently visible on the shelf and understand what space each product occupies.
Compare the assortment with top sellers and highlight products that could improve shopper choice and sales.
Use neighborhood demographics and store location to help estimate what the local shopper base is most likely to buy.
Compare a live shelf with an approved planogram and surface missing, misplaced or non-compliant products.
Take or upload a picture of the shelf or planogram section.
AI identifies products, shelf positions, gaps and visible assortment.
Compare against local demand signals or an approved head-office planogram.
See what is missing, what is out of place, and what should change next.
Use local demand and top-seller signals to improve assortment decisions without needing a merchandising analyst.
See missing, misplaced or underrepresented products and understand exactly what needs attention.
Verify whether stores are executing approved planograms and identify where corrective action is required.
StoreShelf helps retailers put the best-selling products in front of the right shoppers—while giving chains a clearer view of execution and compliance.