ShelfSpy transforms aisle smartphone photos and surveillance feeds into instantaneous retail audits in under 3 seconds. Detect out-of-stock voids, verify facing compliance, and alert backroom stock staff before sales are lost.

Manual store walkthroughs waste 2 hours per shift and miss out-of-stock items during peak shopping hours. ShelfSpy continuously audits facings with automated machine vision.

Pinpoints empty shelf slots with bounding box precision. Calculates out-of-stock rate percentages and generates instant restocking tickets for store clerks.

Compares real-world shelf facings against authorized planograms. Detects misplaced items, unauthorized product intrusions, and facing ratio shrink.

Scans shelf edge tags to verify that electronic shelf labels (ESL) and printed tags correspond with the correct SKU slot, preventing checkout pricing disputes.
Seamlessly integrates with handheld store devices, autonomous shelf-scanning robots, and existing security cameras.
Store associates take a quick photo using standard smartphones, or existing ceiling CCTV streams stream scheduled snapshot frames.
Our vision models localize each SKU slot, detect out-of-stock gaps, estimate lost sales impact, and grade compliance.
Backroom staff receive real-time replenishment tickets sorted by financial impact, restocking high-velocity SKUs before revenue is lost.
| Evaluation Metric | Manual Store Inspection | ShelfSpy AI Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Time per Aisle Inspection | 15 to 25 minutes | < 3.2 seconds |
| Out-of-Stock Detection Rate | 65% (frequent human oversight) | 94.8% verified computer vision |
| Facing Ratio & SKU Drift | Subjective visual guesswork | Exact bounding box matrix |
| Restock Ticket Generation | Delayed paper notes / end of day | Instant real-time dispatch |
| Cost per Store Audit | €35 - €60 in staff hours | €0.05 per scan |
Zero upfront hardware contracts. Pay transparently with your Sensifai wallet credits.
Instant retail audits via wallet credits
For high-traffic grocery supermarkets
For multi-store supermarket chains