

Add a real-time compliance layer to every shelf, endcap, and cooler with vision AI for planogram compliance. Built for the operations where a reset gets done at two in the morning and checked at the next quarterly audit, a competitor's product drifts into the facings you paid for, and the out-of-stock that cost the weekend's sales was sitting in the backroom the whole time. Whether you're a retailer running thousands of stores, a CPG brand paying for shelf position, or a merchandising team with a hundred field reps and a photo app, Roboflow checks every shelf against the planogram on the cameras and phones you already have, with store-level compliance scores and a photo record behind every finding.
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Bring intelligence to every shelf today. Stop planogram drift from becoming lost sales, disputed trade spend, or a category reset that never happened.
What is planogram compliance with Vision AI?
Planogram compliance with vision AI uses computer vision models to compare a photo or camera frame of a shelf against the planogram for that store and category: SKU identification and placement, facing counts and share of shelf, out-of-stocks and gaps, competitor and misplaced products, shelf label and price verification, and endcap and display execution. Models trained on your actual products, packaging, and store formats score every shelf from field rep phones, fixed shelf cameras, or existing store cameras, with per-store compliance scores and annotated photo records that support retailer-supplier agreements and trade spend audits.
Can Vision AI tell similar SKUs apart on a crowded shelf?
The crowded shelf is the hard case: a category can carry forty SKUs from the same brand that differ by flavor text, size, or a color band, packaging changes every season, the shelf is shot at an angle from a phone under mixed lighting, and half the facings are partly hidden behind the one in front. Deep-learning models trained on your actual products, planograms, and store photos learn each SKU's packaging, hold that recognition through seasonal artwork changes with a short retraining cycle, and read shelf labels as a second signal when the pack alone is ambiguous. Compliance is scored against the specific planogram version assigned to that store, and low-confidence facings route to review rather than being guessed.
Does it work with the cameras and phones we already have?
Yes. Planogram compliance runs on whatever captures the shelf: field rep and store associate phones through your existing photo or task app, fixed shelf-edge and ceiling cameras, existing store security cameras where the angle and resolution allow, and shelf-scanning robots or carts. Models are trained on your actual capture conditions, so the phone photo shot at an angle in a dim aisle is the training data, not an exception. Inference can run on-device for reps in the field, at the store on an edge box, or in the cloud, and every capture produces the same compliance score and annotated record regardless of source.
Can it integrate with our planogram, task management, and inventory systems?
Yes. Roboflow Inference exposes a standard API and webhooks, so compliance findings flow into your existing systems: planogram and space planning platforms like Blue Yonder, RELEX, and SAP, retail execution and task management tools like Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud, Zebra Reflexis, and WorkJam, inventory and POS systems like Oracle Retail and NCR, and alerting into Slack and Microsoft Teams, through REST, webhooks, and direct database writes. A missing facing becomes a restock task, a competitor intrusion becomes a field rep visit, and every finding carries store, aisle, fixture, SKU, timestamp, and the annotated image, with a full audit trail behind every compliance score.