For field teams, not boardrooms

Your stores audited
before you clock in

ShelfPilot replaces manual store walks with AI agents that score compliance from a single photo. No enterprise contracts. No six-month rollouts.

45 min avg. manual audit time per store
< 10 sec ShelfPilot AI compliance score
$306M retail execution market (2026)

Retail execution is still
manual in 2026

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Clipboards and checklists

Field reps walk stores checking planograms by hand. Slow, inconsistent, and exhausting at scale.

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Enterprise-only tools

Repsly, Trax, and GoSpotCheck start at $500+/mo. Built for brands, not the teams on the ground.

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Invisible non-compliance

Bad displays cost brands billions in lost sales. Most issues aren't caught until the next scheduled visit.

How it works

Three steps. No training manual.

01

Snap

Field rep takes a photo of the shelf, display, or endcap. One tap from any phone.

02

Score

AI compares the photo against the planogram. Compliance score, deviations flagged, priority ranked.

03

Act

Issues auto-route to the right person. Reports generate themselves. History tracked across every visit.

Built for the people who walk the aisles

AI Vision

Photo-to-Score in Seconds

Upload a shelf photo. AI identifies products, checks placement against the planogram, and returns a compliance percentage with flagged issues.

Operations

Autonomous Store Monitoring

ShelfPilot agents track compliance trends across locations. They alert you when a store drifts, before it becomes a pattern.

Analytics

Compliance Intelligence

See which stores, regions, and display types consistently underperform. Data-driven decisions, not gut feel.

Teams

Field Team Coordination

Assign audits, route fixes, track resolution. Your entire field operation in one place, not scattered across spreadsheets and group texts.

Every shelf, every store,
every day. Covered.

ShelfPilot is building the future where retail execution runs itself. AI agents that see what humans miss, act before problems compound, and give field teams back the hours they spend on paperwork.