Who it's for
Choose Retailens when HQ needs a dated campaign standard and the store network must send photo proof. HQ admins set zones and touchpoints, attach reference images, and write requirements. Partner users and store users upload online from the camera or gallery. Drafts save on the server. Campaigns can be aimed at the stores that should see them, and each account keeps HQ admins, partner users, and store users on their own work.
Repsly sits in merchandising and retail execution for field programs. Its site also lists AI image recognition, called ShelfScan. Some teams want the store itself to send proof against an HQ standard. Others still need a field visit. Those are two different needs, and they point to different tools.
Retailens is priced per store, not per seat. Published marketing rates are on the pricing page. The price is per year, with all features included. See how a campaign runs in retail execution software and retail audit software.
You start with a demo about your store count and your campaigns. Sign in is for teams that already have an account.
Photo review
Every upload lands in a shared review queue. Reviewers look at each photo against the reference image. They comment and mention teammates. Partner and store leaderboards and a completion trend show whether the campaign is moving. Reviewers pick up work from the shared queue.
Each customer can turn on video proof, so a short video sits next to the photos. Each customer can also turn on AI pre-score, touchpoint by touchpoint. It checks a photo against the reference image and the written requirements before a person reviews it. A person on your team signs off the official grade.
When a store misses, open correction reminders sit in one list, HQ resolves them, and the partner is notified. Each store gets a PDF report once its review is complete. We turn scoring on for your account when you ask. Admins can then download an Excel scoring report per campaign for their scoring region.
Online capture and other tools
Uploads happen online. Retailens covers photo proof against your HQ standard. Offline capture, reorders, industry catalog packs, and CRM work belong to other tools.
If you need any of those, SimplyDepo, GoSpotCheck by FORM, or Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud may cover that part of the work.
SimplyDepo is a field-rep product. Its public materials emphasize visits, reorder, and offline capture, often priced per rep. Choose it when a field rep from outside the store does the visit. Details are in Retailens vs SimplyDepo.
GoSpotCheck by FORM is an image recognition and task product. In February 2026, FORM combined with the image recognition business of Trax. Choose it when the unit of work is a task for a field person, or when you need SKU-level image recognition. Details are in Retailens vs GoSpotCheck.
When to choose which
Write the job in one sentence. If the sentence is a route, a reorder, and offline work, start with a field-rep product such as SimplyDepo. If the sentence is IR tasks, start with GoSpotCheck by FORM. If your team already runs this work in Salesforce, stay with Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud.
If the sentence is an HQ standard, photos uploaded by the store, and a review against your reference, start with Retailens. Book a demo or sign in.
Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud is an enterprise retail execution suite inside Salesforce. Choose it when that stack already runs your retail execution and your team wants to stay on it. It is usually bought by a different team than Retailens.
Compare in detail
GoSpotCheck by FORM is an acquired brand still sold under its own name. Each description of SimplyDepo, GoSpotCheck by FORM, and Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud sticks to the vendor's public materials.
For a side-by-side table, see Retailens vs SimplyDepo or Retailens vs GoSpotCheck. For how a campaign runs from start to finish, see the retail execution software and retail audit software pages.