Planogram Detail

If you want to view the planogram for a specific fixture, just click on this fixture in the floor plan. A new window will open with the detail of the planogram where you can see a specific planogram and confirm its implementation here.

Planogram preview There are two possible ways you can view the detail of the planogram:
  1. In the Floor plan section, left-click on the fixture whose planogram you want to view.
  2. Go to the Planograms section in the left menu and select the life cycle state in which the planogram is located (Ready / Waiting / Implemented). Then, in the table with an overview of all planograms, select the planogram you are interested in and click on the link in the  Detail column.
Planogram preview

The planogram detail consists of three tabs:

Detail tab

The Detail tab is divided into 3 parts:

    • Planogram information - important information concerning the given planogram is displayed here, such as when the planogram is to be implemented, in what state of the life cycle it is or in which category it is, etc.
    • Planogram preview - here you can see a picture of the planogram.
    • Toolbar - the toolbar contains all important buttons related to the planogram.
Detail structure 

Planogram information

The information displayed in this section can be customized to your needs in Quant Desktop app in the Web Settings / Planograms Web Settings / Planogram Info. It is important to follow the information related to the implementation of the planogram, if it is a waiting planogram.

Planogram preview

The planogram preview differs significantly depending on the status of the planogram displayed:

Prepared and waiting planogram

If you have a prepared or waiting planogram displayed, always look at the comparison of the current planogram with the last implemented planogram. On the left, there is a new planogram which the store should implement and display according to its products in the stores. An old planogram is on the right and it should represent the current display of products in stores.

Delta planogram

 The store staff can also monitor the graphical comparison of both planograms:

    • Added products =  products that have been newly added to the planogram.
    • Removed products = products which must be removed from display (they appeared in the old planogram but are not in the new one). In addition, removed products are shown as crossed out below the planogram.
    • Changed products = products which were changed. It can be, for example, a change in the number of placed pieces or a shift within the shelf, etc.
    • Duplicated Products = products that appear multiple times within a store. A product can be duplicated in any waiting or implemented planogram within a specific store.
    • Out of Stocks = the products that have zero stock in the store.
Delta planogram

Implemented planogram

If the planogram is already confirmed (implemented), then it is no longer necessary to compare it with the previous state. Therefore, only one planogram is displayed. If the stores upload a photo of the implementation when confirming the planogram, the uploaded photo will be displayed next to the planogram. This allows you to compare the actual situation in the store with the situation on the planogram.

Implemented planogram
Toolbar

There are many useful tools and features in the toolbar that we recommend using:

    • Arrows to switch between planograms - allows you to go to the previous or next planogram.
    • Switching between planogram states - the bar will always show the status of the planogram you are currently displayed - in the picture below it is a waiting planogram because we see a red W. It is possible to click on this W and find out which other states are available for this fixture. We can thus switch to the planogram in the implemented state etc.
Toolbar
  • Confirm - this button is essential for store staff. As soon as the store staff changes the display of goods according to the waiting planogram, they click on the Confirm button and the planogram changes its status from waiting to implemented. This fixture will no longer be highlighted in red in the floor plan. This button is available for waiting planograms.
    •  Add Photo - allows you to upload a photo to a given planogram. The photo is then displayed in the Photos tab.
Toolbar
    • Floor Plan - redirects you to the store floor plan and highlights the fixture in the floor plan whose planogram is currently displayed.
    • Section - if the fixture is part of a larger unit (so-called section), then by clicking on this button you will be redirected to a preview of the entire section.
Floor Plan and Section
  • PDF download buttons - located on the right. There is always a button to download the PDF planogram (Waiting Planogram, Prepared Planogram, Implemented Planogram). If you use Shelf Labels from Quant, then a button will appear here to download Shel Labels for all products of the given planogram.
PDF

Products tab

In the Products tab you can see the planogram in a form of a table. The table shows the products that appear in the planogram, in order from the first top shelf and from left to right. You can see important attributes in the table and set it according to your needs in Quant desktop in the Webs Settings / Planogram Product Web Settings. The table shows, for example, the primary ID, the name of the product, how many pieces are placed in width, height or depth, and more.

For products, pictograms are displayed in the Info column, so that you can easily tell that the product has been newly added to the planogram or that there has been a change. If you have a waiting planogram displayed, the deleted products will always be displayed at the bottom of the table, ie products that appeared in the previously implemented planogram but no longer appear in the new planogram.

    •  added product
    •  changed product
    •  removed product
Products

Photos tab

In the Photos tab, you can view all photos that have been uploaded to a given planogram or fixture. These can be implementation photos, but also other photos that have been uploaded by clicking on the Add Photo button.

Photos