Merchy recognises each SKU in a shelf photo, counts facings, flags out-of-stocks and scores the display against the planogram for that exact store. No manual counting, no guesswork.

Reps spend most of each visit counting and ticking boxes, and the result is a report nobody trusts. Head office sees a photo, not a fact. By the time a gap is spotted, the sales are already gone.
Each photo becomes structured data: SKU, position, facings and price, for every store your team walks into.
Photo capture replaces line-by-line counting, so reps spend their time fixing the shelf instead of auditing it.
Every score is backed by the photo, the time and the GPS stamp. Buyer meetings start from evidence.
The rep photographs the bay. Works offline, syncs when back online.
AI trained on your catalogue identifies every product and counts facings.
The shelf is compared with the planogram and scored per store.
Gaps are turned into fix tasks before the rep leaves the aisle.

Models learn your packaging, sizes and variants, including new launches and seasonal packs.
Glare, angles and crowded shelves are part of the job. Detection is tuned for real aisles, and checks run on the device.
Merchy is made by Analyticsmart, a retail analytics, planogram and category management partner for CPG brands and retailers across North America. The product is built on years of hands-on store work.
years of space planning and planogram expertise at Analyticsmart
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| MERCHY | TYPICAL AUDIT APP | |
|---|---|---|
| Every shelf photo read by AI trained on your products | ✓ | — |
| Gaps become tracked tasks automatically | ✓ | — |
| Store-specific planograms built in | ✓ | — |
| Works fully offline in the store | ✓ | Partly |
| Shelf data linked to sales and forecast | ✓ | — |
| Planogram and analytics experts on your team | ✓ | — |
Models are trained on your own catalogue and reviewed against real store photos before rollout, and accuracy is tracked per category.
No. Capture and checks run offline and sync when the device reconnects.
New SKUs are added to the catalogue and the model is updated, so launches are tracked from the first week.
iOS and Android phones and tablets.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your categories and planograms.