For category, space planning and retail execution teams
Know the shelf works before you reset a single store.
Most resets get judged after they're in stores. InContext Studio puts the planogram, the sales prediction and the in-store check in one place, so you find out first.
Brands and retailers that work with InContext
The expensive part of a planogram is getting it wrong.
The plan is stuck in desktop software
Only the space planner can open the planogram file. Everyone else reviews a PDF and sends comments by email.
You find out after the reset
Whether a new layout worked shows up in sales data months later, after the labor and the fixtures are already paid for.
Stores drift from the plan
Nobody sees it until someone walks the aisle with a clipboard, and by then the next reset is already being planned.
One studio, from first draft to the store shelf
Build the planogram in your browser
Real product dimensions and images load from the catalog. Share a live link with your buyer instead of a PDF, and export back to JDA, Blue Yonder or Apollo.
Planograms →
See how it will sell before anyone sets it
Arrangement AI scores your planogram against more than 2 million shopping trips and finds stronger arrangements of the products you already have.
Arrangement AI →
Put the big bets in front of real shoppers
Thousands of shoppers walk a virtual copy of the store in a matter of days, so the buyer meeting starts with evidence.
Shopper Research →
Check that every store set it right
A photo of the shelf is compared with the planogram, facing by facing, so you know where execution slipped without waiting for an audit.
Shelf Compliance →Results from InContext studies
What finding out first is worth
Switching to horizontal shelf blocks showed 14% growth in a virtual test, worth $40M in growth potential, before a single store was reset.
Shoppers preferred the current pack to the proposed redesign. The brand found out in a test, not after a production run.
Arrangement AI scores layouts against more than 2 million shopping trips, so a category team gets an answer without a full in-store test cycle.
Questions teams ask first
Do we have to replace our space planning software?
No. Import .psa files from JDA, Blue Yonder and Apollo, work on them in InContext Studio, and export them back for your retailer systems.
Do we need all four pieces?
No. Most teams start with the one that hurts most. They all work from the same planograms, so the next one doesn't start from scratch.
How close are virtual results to real stores?
Virtual shopper studies show a 96% correlation to real-world shopper behavior. Arrangement AI is built on more than 2 million shopping trips from those studies.
Where does our data live?
Use the hosted version, or run it in your own cloud if your security team requires it. Your team signs in with their existing company accounts.