What it is
Shelf data rarely reaches the planogram. Facings are set from chain-wide averages while sales rates, days of supply and case-pack sizes sit unused in the planning system. Linkube feeds those numbers into every facing decision, so each planogram holds enough stock between replenishment cycles without giving slow movers space they do not earn. Store-specific versions reflect local fixtures and demand, not a single national template.
What you get
- Facings sized to sales velocity and case packs
- Fewer shelf gaps between replenishment visits
- Store-specific planograms without manual rework
- Slow movers lose space, top sellers gain it
How it works
- 01
Derive shelf targets from item velocity, dimensions and fixture constraints
- 02
Set facings and positions to balance stock cover and margin
- 03
Send versioned planograms to stores and track compliance
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