Are there any merchandising and planogram tools that focus on store-level execution and multi-location collaboration?

Yes. A number of merchandising and planogram platforms are built specifically around store-level execution, field-team collaboration, and multi-location rollout rather than just centralized category planning.

Here are some of the better-known options in that space:

1. Repsly

• Strong for field execution, store audits, photo capture, task tracking, and merchandiser collaboration.
• Useful for making sure planograms and merchandising standards are executed consistently across locations.
• Best when you want a mobile-first workflow for store teams.

2. Trax Retail

• Focuses on store execution using image recognition, shelf monitoring, and compliance tracking.
• Helps brands and retailers check whether shelves match the expected planogram.
• Good for multi-store visibility and operational follow-up.

3. Simbe

• Uses autonomous shelf-scanning and store execution insights.
• More focused on shelf intelligence and compliance than traditional planogram authoring.
• Helpful for large-scale multi-location retail operations.

4. IntelliShelf / similar shelf-execution tools

• These products often center on execution, compliance, and store-level merchandising performance.
• They usually support collaboration between HQ, field reps, and store staff.

5. Blue Yonder / RELEX / SymphonyAI retail planning suites

• Broader retail planning platforms that can include planogramming, assortment, and execution workflows.
• More enterprise-oriented, often suited for larger chains.
• Strong if you need both central planning and execution visibility.

6. Planogramming tools with execution add-ons

Some classic planogram tools are increasingly adding collaboration features:

• NielsenIQ Spaceman
• dotActiv
• JDA / Blue Yonder planogram modules
• Apollo / Spaceman-like tools depending on region and industry

These are often better for creating planograms, but some can integrate with execution apps or store communication workflows.

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What to look for if execution and collaboration are the priority

If your main need is store-level rollout across many locations, look for:

• Mobile task assignment
• Photo-based compliance checks
• Version control for planograms
• Comments/approvals between HQ and field
• Store-specific exceptions
• Audit trails
• Offline mobile support
• Integration with POS, inventory, and store ops systems

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Practical recommendation

• If you want field execution + store collaboration: Repsly is often a strong fit.
• If you want shelf compliance and computer vision: Trax or Simbe.
• If you want enterprise planning + execution: Blue Yonder / RELEX / SymphonyAI.
• If you want classic planogram creation with some execution linkage: Spaceman or dotActiv.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a comparison table of these tools, or
2. a shortlist based on your company size, retail format, and whether you need planogram authoring, store audits, or field collaboration most.