Shop-display compliance
Compare shelves, endcaps, windows, and promotional displays with the approved layout.
- Missing or misplaced products
- Product facings and display arrangement
- Correct campaign materials
Compare photos of shelves, shopfronts, and signs with your approved standards. Give your team specific things to fix and keep managers informed.
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A retail floor team member takes a picture in the PlanoMatch app. The photo is attached to the right store, display, and current campaign.

The photo is compared with the approved planogram or brand reference. Differences are flagged, and uncertain matches are passed to a person for review.

Ground staff receive action items. Executives receive a compliance report. When patterns recur, managers review the cause and fold approved changes into standard operating procedures (SOPs).
Compare shelves, endcaps, windows, and promotional displays with the approved layout.
Check the visible storefront against the brand reference approved for that location.
Check that a freestanding promotional sign is present and uses the right artwork.
Compare photographed boards with approved information for the store and region.
Each check needs an approved reference and a clear photo. Small text, exact colors, dimensions, and information outside the frame may need an on-site check. Visual checks do not certify legal or building compliance.

See which expected products aren’t visible, without counting every item by hand.
Check positions and the number of products facing the aisle against the approved layout.
Give store teams and managers the same visual reference when something needs changing.
A photo can be unclear. Let your team review uncertain matches before deciding what to do.
A photo shows what’s visible on the shelf. It doesn’t tell you what’s in the stockroom.
Make resets and everyday display checks easier to follow across your stores.
See how your products are presented and where a field visit needs attention.
Review work with a shared reference and explain display issues clearly to clients.
Talk to us about iPhone and iPad use, team reporting, and server integration for your workflow.
Tell us which stores and displays you need to check, what your approved references look like, and how your team handles corrections today.
A question is a good place to start.