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Retail operations intelligence

See every store. Every time.

Store execution software for brands that run many stores. One standard, photos 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 and uploaded photos scatter across channels, small gaps become network-wide inconsistency.

The Retailens workflow

Store execution in four steps: standardize, capture, your team decides, act.

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.

01

Standardize

Turn what good looks like into clear checks for placement, merchandising, and in-store messages so every store works from the same bar.

02

Capture

Stores send photos from the floor with enough context for your team to judge the work.

03

Your team decides

AI pre-scores against your picture of success. Your team confirms the grade, leaves a note, and points the right person to the fix.

04

Act

Reminders stay visible until the store fixes the issue and uploads again. Your team then marks it resolved.

Move the conversation from “what do you think?” to “what do we see, and what do we do next?”

See how the full operating rhythm could work across your network.

A flexible operating layer

Built for how your network actually runs.

Fashion 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.

Fashion & apparel

All 14 standard areas for presentation, campaign execution, and service.

  • Store Front
  • Window Display
  • LED / Video Screen
  • Campaign Table
  • Footwear Wall
  • Footwear Zone
  • Apparel Walls
  • Tee Walls
  • Tables & Garment Racks
  • Accessories
  • Mannequins / Key Look Wall
  • Cash Wrap Area
  • Store Overview: Front
  • Store Overview: Back

Beverage & CPG

Restaurant, on-premise, and promotional visibility across the network. Storefront is the digital window display: the high-value front real estate for messaging and promotions.

  • Restaurant Front / Entrance
  • Beverage Cooler / Chiller
  • Storefront
  • Menu Board / Digital Screen
  • Counter / Point of Sale
  • Table / Dining Area
  • Promotional Display
  • Drive-thru / Outdoor Signage
  • Restaurant Overview: Front
  • Restaurant Overview: Back

Supermarkets

Promotion, shelf visibility, checkout, and store-wide standards.

  • Store Entrance
  • Gondola / Aisle
  • Shelf Set
  • End Cap / Feature Display
  • Promotional Island
  • Chiller / Freezer
  • Checkout Area
  • Store Overview: Front
  • Store Overview: Back
Simple network pricing

One price per store. Every teammate included.

Annual pricing scales with your committed store network, not the number of people using Retailens.

Committed network sizePer store / year (USD)
1–150 stores$120
151–350 stores$105
351–650 stores$95
651–1,000 stores$85
1,001+ stores$75

Example: 420 stores × $95 = $39,900 / year, one invoice, every user included.

Every network includes

A complete operating layer for standards, uploaded photo, review, and action.

  • Unlimited users, no per-seat fees
  • 14 campaigns per year
  • 14 standard touchpoints per campaign
  • Reference images, annotated elements & requirements
  • Uploaded Photo capture with saved drafts
  • AI-powered visual checks with human review
  • Unlimited review comments & threaded replies
  • Partner questionnaires & self-reporting
  • Store gallery with high-performing examples
  • Network dashboard, trends & leaderboards
  • Region, partner & store-level targeting
  • Email notifications & recurring reminders

All prices are USD per store per year, invoiced annually as a single invoice for the committed network. Volume bands apply to your committed store count. One-time launch, onboarding, and final scope are confirmed during a demo.

Questions, answered plainly

Trust needs specifics.

The practical details behind how Retailens helps teams run better store programs.

Does AI replace our review team?

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.

Who sets the official grade?

A person on your team sets the heart. That heart is the official grade. AI can suggest a heart. The suggestion is not the grade.

What if something is off?

After a person sets the heart, teams comment on the photo, mention a teammate, and keep the thread open until the store fixes the issue and re-uploads. Follow-up reminders stay visible until that loop is done.

What does the store associate do?

Store teams choose a campaign and location, answer any questions, and take or upload photos of the areas that matter. Progress saves as they go, so they can leave and come back.

Who is Retailens for?

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. You define the areas and standards, so Retailens can support apparel, beverage and CPG, supermarkets, restaurants, and other distributed retail businesses.

How does pricing work, and what happens after I request a demo?

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.

More from Retailens

Useful next reads

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.

Start with your network

See where your execution can get sharper.

Tell us a little about your operation. We’ll show you how Retailens can connect standards, uploaded photo, review, and action.