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Storesight sees what the spreadsheet misses
A wrong price can spoil a retail test before the sales report arrives. Storesight puts shopper photos and AI between the shelf and the spreadsheet.
Trax Retail sees the missing sale
A camera, a shelf, and a surprisingly expensive blind spot. Trax turns store photographs into instructions for the people who can put a missing product back in front of a shopper.
ParallelDots Makes the Shelf Talk
A photograph of a supermarket shelf looks ordinary. ParallelDots turns it into a list of things a brand can fix - and built its business by learning which problems were worth seeing.
RSi and the expensive art of the empty shelf
A store can have inventory and still have nothing to sell you. RSi built a business in that awkward gap - turning retail data into instructions for the people who can fix it.
The Shelf Is Lying. Retail Insight Wants the Truth.
Retailers have oceans of data and five minutes to act. Retail Insight's bet is that the valuable product is not another dashboard - it is the next task, ranked, explained and pushed to the person who can fix the shelf.
Omnistream
Omnistream is an AI-powered category-management platform that helps retailers build consumer-centric, store-level planograms in minutes. Founded in 2018 by former quant trader Wendy Chen, the company integrates a retailer's sales and product data to generate assortment and shelf-space recommendations tuned to each store's local demand. Its software is deployed across 8,500+ retail locations in convenience, grocery and health & beauty, serving names like 7-Eleven, Watsons and FairPrice, and reports incremental sales gains of roughly 4-11% alongside sharp reductions in waste.