Retailers use window displays as a sales strategy to attract customers to visit a store. Every brick-and-mortar store should have creative and aesthetic window displays to increase foot traffic. A planogram is used to design and execute store displays to drive in-store sales.

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Suppliers depend too much on retailers to get their products to customers, and retailers, in turn, depend on suppliers to sell goods that satisfy customer's needs. For that reason, retailers would want to know how a product would look like within a store. Planogram helps to visualize the products on shelves with proper assortment planning, category management and shelf space planning to improve store performance and maximize sales by enticing retailers.

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Consumer insights provide a deep understanding of customer behavior when it comes to purchasing decisions, patterns of how and when they make specific purchases. Planogram helps retailers in proper planning and placement of products on retail shelves efficiently with sales data. Where, retailers can forecast consumer buying behavior, number of stocks to purchase to prevent stock outs, and products for various seasonal and festive occasions to entice customers.

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Product bundling is a common sales strategy implemented by retailers across the world.Retailers can bundle products together as an upsell or cross-sell way. Upsells are used to persuade customers to upgrade the items in to a more expensive version. While cross-sells are for promoting customers to buy more products on impulse purchases. Therefore, products can be bundled together on shelves with the help of planogram software.

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For a retail store, there are many ways to experience excess inventory. When that happens, it is important to find a way to resolve or reduce it from becoming dead stock. To avoid this, a planogram software would help figure out excess inventory causes, including low-demand items with fewer sales.

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