Which KPIs can be derived using Planogram detection?

Planogram analysis focuses on measurable shelf-compliance indicators such as Out of Stock, Share of Shelf, and product facings. These metrics allow a consumer goods organization to determine whether products are available, whether they occupy the expected proportion of shelf space, and whether the required number of product faces are visible to shoppers.

Salesforce defines Planogram Check as an assessment task used to track product displays and evaluate shelf execution. For planogram-related Retail Store KPIs, Salesforce explicitly maps Assessment Indicator Definitions to KPI types. Product-facing measurements use Facings, share-of-shelf measurements use Share of Shelf, and stock-availability measurements use Out of Stock. The facing measure is associated with individual products or SKUs when the organization needs to determine the number of visible product facings.

The underlying planogram model associates the reference Image with an In-Store Location and connects products to that location. During execution, those relationships provide the product-specific context required to assess whether the shelf configuration conforms to the intended merchandising arrangement. Shelf size itself is not one of the supported KPI types for this planogram-compliance configuration.

Study Guide Topics:Visit Execution - > Planogram Check - > Share of Shelf - > Facings - > Out-of-Stock Compliance

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