Chempro Chemists, Australian pharmacy chain operating over 150 pharmacies, chose Quant for unified space planning and compliance.
Effective store planning in retail goes beyond creating a floor plan or determining the optimal placement of products on shelves. A significant part of the challenge lies also in ensuring that these merchandising plans are being properly implemented across the physical locations.
The development of Quant is constantly evolving, particularly through our close collaboration with customers, our flexibility, and our ability to make adjustments to meet their specific needs. Consequently, we publish up to four new release notes on a weekly basis. Below are some of the most important features and improvements that we have introduced recently.
Planograms are essential tools for retailers who want to optimize their store layout and maximize sales. An effective planogram creation process involves gathering and analysing data, creating a planogram using software, training visual merchandisers, and reviewing planogram performance regularly.
Creating a planogram is a complex process which involves factors such as the layout of a particular store or the shopping behaviour of customers. In Quant, users create planogram templates from which hundreds of store specific planograms are automatically generated.
Store specific planograms in Quant enhance the concept of sharing the same planogram within a cluster by automatically generating optimized store specific planogram for each store. Quant's artificial intelligence takes a planogram template created by a user for a given cluster and tailors it to the exact space of each store based on product sales of that store.