Built around shelves where the details matter.

Dense ranges, look-alike packs and constant change.

Categories

Hair colour

A full row of boxes can still hold the wrong shades.

Supplements and consumer health

The strength and pack size, not just the family.

Skincare and cosmetics

Review variant presence, shelf visibility and display execution across closely related product lines.

OTC and pharmacy displays

Check visible product presence and agreed merchandising materials within the captured fixture.

Two rows compared. The expected row shows two facings of shade 6.0. The observed row shows shade 6.1 in those positions, flagged, with shade 6.0 not detected in the captured area.

Scroll the diagram sideways to see the full row.

Illustrative example. Findings depend on your catalogue, the merchandising rules you agree and the shelf area captured.

A familiar pack can hide a different product

The next box may be another shade; the next bottle, another strength. That decides whether your range is really there.

See how the workflow fits together

Built for ranges that change

When packaging changes

Offer stickers and small refreshes are tolerated where the pack identity stays clear.

A real redesign gets a quick reference-pack update and a targeted check.

Different pharmacies, different plans

Each visit is scored against the range that applies to that pharmacy on that date.

How plans work