Standardize
Turn the intended experience into configurable touchpoints and clear criteria, such as product placement, visual merchandising, and in-store communication, not only campaign tables.
Store compliance and retail execution for brands that run many stores. One standard, photo proof from every location, and a clear list of what to fix. Standards cover product placement, visual merchandising, in-store communication, and campaign sets.
When standards live in decks, spreadsheets, and individual judgment, small gaps become network-wide inconsistency. Retailens gives operations one reliable picture of store compliance now.
Publish what good looks like. Collect photos from every store. Review them. Fix what is off. The same loop covers seasonal campaign sets and the everyday work that stays on the floor: product placement, visual merchandising, and in-store communication.
Turn the intended experience into configurable touchpoints and clear criteria, such as product placement, visual merchandising, and in-store communication, not only campaign tables.
Collect visual evidence from the floor, with the context teams need.
AI pre-scores each photo against your picture of success so reviews move faster. Your team still decides.
Prioritize the stores and issues that deserve attention first.
See how teams compare retail execution, review exceptions, and move from evidence to action without losing local context.
Compare a standard across regions with the same touchpoints, requirements, and photo proof in one view, without flattening the local detail that matters. A standard can be a campaign or ongoing visual merchandising, product placement, or in-store communication.
Shared criteria make it easier to spot a missed front-of-store display before it becomes a network-wide pattern.
You set the picture of success. Store photos come in. AI pre-scores them against that picture so your team spends less time sorting and more time deciding. A person still owns the grade.
Human-confirmed decisions keep context, evidence, and the next action together.
See how the full operating rhythm could work across your network.
See Retailens in actionFashion and apparel, beverage and CPG, and supermarket teams use Retailens as target examples. You choose the campaigns and touchpoints per store. Rename and shape zones to match your floor, not a fixed industry pack.
All 14 standard areas for presentation, campaign execution, and service.
Restaurant, on-premise, and promotional visibility across the network.
Promotion, shelf visibility, checkout, and store-wide standards.
Move the conversation from “what do you think?” to “what do we see, and what do we do next?”
Annual pricing scales with your committed store network, not the number of people using Retailens.
A complete operating layer for standards, evidence, review, and action.
All prices are in USD and invoiced annually as a single invoice. Volume bands apply to your committed store count. One-time launch, onboarding, and final scope are confirmed during a demo.
The practical details behind how Retailens helps teams run better store programs.
You can define what good looks like for each campaign and its zones, including the store areas to check, reference images, and the details your team should look for. The same setup covers more than a seasonal campaign: product placement, visual merchandising, and in-store communication use the same loop. Retailens includes 14 standard store areas to start, with room to shape the experience around your business.
Campaigns can be directed to the regions, partners, and stores they apply to. Each team sees the work relevant to them instead of one long list meant for everyone.
Yes. A campaign can include a short questionnaire alongside the photo task, or stand on its own. Teams can answer simple yes/no, written, date, or number questions and complete each part in the order that works best for them.
Store teams choose a campaign and location, answer any questions, and take or upload photos of the areas that matter. Their progress is saved as they go, so the process works on the shop floor and does not require everything to be completed at once.
Yes. Unfinished work can be picked up again later. After the evidence is sent for review, it is kept as a clear record of what was submitted.
No. You set a picture of success. Store photos come in. AI pre-scores them to speed up reviews. A person on your team still decides what is acceptable and what to fix.
Teams can see progress, results, feedback, trends, and store or partner comparisons in one place. That makes it easier to focus time on the locations and issues that need it most.
Yes. Teams can leave notes on reviewed photos, add supporting images, and continue the conversation. Follow-up reminders can stay visible until the issue is resolved.
Yes. The gallery gives teams a place to browse strong examples from across the network. Sharing is controlled by your team, so the right examples can be made visible without opening everything to everyone.
Retailens supports campaign updates, reminders, results, and feedback. Once a campaign is reviewed, partners can see the outcome and the guidance connected to their stores.
Retailens brings together central teams, regional teams, partners, and store teams. Each person sees the campaigns, stores, photos, results, and conversations that are relevant to their work.
Yes. Because you define the areas and standards that matter, Retailens can support apparel, beverage and CPG, supermarkets, restaurants, and other distributed retail businesses.
Pricing is annual and based on the number of stores in your network, not the number of users. Book a demo opens the Outlook booking page so the team can talk through the right fit.
Read How execution works for the store-network loop, or Photo audits with a human grade when a person still sets the official heart. Short comparisons: Compared with SimplyDepo, Compared with GoSpotCheck, and If you are looking past Repsly.
Tell us a little about your operation. We’ll show you how Retailens can connect standards, evidence, review, and action.