Kontrola wykonania planogramu
Kontroluj wykonanie planogramów w oprogramowaniu PlanoHero. Sprawdź dokładność ekspozycji towarów w sklepie za pomocą raportów fotograficznych
Sprawdzanie raportów fotograficznych
Śledzenie statusów planogramów
Analiza efektywności ekspozycji
Możliwości
With the help of PlanoHero, we launched the planogramming process in our chain and started collecting photo reports on the fulfillment of layouts in stores. We set up an auto-ordering process based on information about the stock of products on the planograms. In addition, we can now effectively track results across merchandising groups and use this data to make suggestions for optimization. PlanoHero has become an essential tool in managing our merchandising.
FAQ
Planogram execution control is the process by which a retail chain's headquarters monitors whether store teams have correctly implemented approved shelf layouts. It involves tracking completion status across all locations, reviewing photo reports submitted by store managers, identifying deviations from the approved planogram, and sending correction requests where needed, all from a central platform.
PlanoHero gives headquarters a real-time dashboard showing the execution status of every planogram across all stores in the chain — which locations have completed implementation, which are overdue, and which have submitted photo reports pending review. Corrections can be sent directly through the platform without phone calls or emails.
A planogram photo report is a photo of the actual shelf layout submitted by a store manager as confirmation that the planogram has been implemented. In PlanoHero, store teams submit photo reports through the mobile PlanoHero Layout App. Headquarters reviews each submission, approves it or flags deviations, and can send the planogram back for re-execution with specific correction instructions.
PlanoHero tracks the full execution lifecycle of each planogram: sent to store, in progress, completed, photo report submitted, approved, or returned for correction. Headquarters can filter by store, region, category, or planogram to see the current status of any layout across the entire chain at any point in time.
Store managers receive planogram assignments, deadlines, and product placement instructions through the PlanoHero Layout App on their mobile device or via PlanoHero web-version. Once the layout is complete, they photograph the shelf and submit the photo report directly through the app. Headquarters receives the submission in real time and can approve or reject it with comments.
When headquarters identifies an error in a submitted photo report - wrong product position, missing facings, or incorrect shelf arrangement - PlanoHero allows them to return the planogram to the store for correction. The store manager receives a notification with specific feedback and resubmits a new photo report after fixing the layout.
A planogram is the approved visual plan showing how products should be placed on shelves. A realogram is a photo of how the shelf actually looks after implementation. Comparing the realogram against the planogram reveals execution gaps - products in wrong positions, missing items, or unauthorized substitutions. PlanoHero uses photo reports as realograms to verify execution accuracy across all store locations.
Yes. Wizora, PlanoHero's built-in AI assistant, can instantly analyze execution data across your entire chain. Ask Wizora which stores have overdue planograms, which locations have the lowest compliance rates, or which categories have the most execution errors and get answers based on your real store data in seconds, without manually pulling reports.
PlanoHero provides analytics dashboards that track execution and photo report submission timelines by store, region, category, and planogram. The Time Tracker feature records how long each store takes to implement a layout, helping headquarters identify which locations consistently struggle with execution and where process improvements are needed.
Yes. PlanoHero sends automated notifications to store managers about new planogram assignments, upcoming deadlines, and required inventory for implementation. Headquarters receives notifications when photo reports are submitted, when deadlines are missed, and when planograms are ready for review, keeping the entire execution process on track without manual follow-up.
