Well-Planned Shelf Layouts, Displays That Sell
Design your store floor plan, arrange shelves and their levels, then place products along with their number of facings. The Acosys Planogram is connected to product master data, POS, and inventory, so staff know what should be on display and what is selling but doesn't have a spot yet.
Arrange Your Store Like Arranging a Picture
Drag shelves into the room, set their size and number of levels, then place products on each level. Display capacity is calculated from product dimensions, and the system rejects shelves that go outside the room or overlap each other.
- 2D floor plan editor: place, move, and rotate shelves
- Front view of each shelf with position codes — for example, 3.2 means level 3, second product from the left
- The estimated number of units that fit is calculated from product size and number of facings
- Products with incomplete dimensions are flagged, not given made-up numbers
More Than Just a Drawing Editor
Versions: Draft, Active, Archived
Changes are made in a draft first. The active layout is the staff's reference, and a new version archives the old one.
Print Floor Plans & Shelf Count Forms
Print the floor plan and the front view of each shelf in A4 landscape, complete with count forms that can be signed.
Record Physical Shelf Counts
Staff record the actual quantities on the shelf. These records don't change the inventory balance, so checks never disrupt stock.
Sales Analysis by Position
See the revenue and gross profit of each product on the shelf, as well as days of stock on the shelf compared with its sales velocity.
Selling Products Not Yet on Display
A list of products that have stock or are selling but don't yet have a place in the active layout.
By Branch & Location
Each layout is linked to a store division or location, so every branch has its own planogram.
From Draft to Store in Five Steps
The planogram stores the display plan and inspection results. Inventory balances are still managed by existing transactions.
What to Know Before You Start
Display capacity is calculated from product dimensions, so the dimensions in the product master need to be filled in first. Shelf figures are counts taken at a specific time, not real-time inventory balances. Audits by barcode scanning and shelf photos are not included in this release.
Display by Plan, Not by Guesswork
See how the planogram works in the Acosys demo, free and with no installation.