EazyPlano

EazyPlano for convenience stores

Every inch of a small store has to sell.

Convenience stores live on a few feet of shelf and a wall of coolers. EazyPlano decides what deserves those inches from what the store actually sells — and keeps the cold space honest about cold products.

The problem

What gets in the way today

Not enough room for everything suppliers want

Each brand wants more facings; without data the loudest one wins.

Coolers and freezers are planned separately, if at all

Chilled and frozen space is the most valuable in the store and the least planned.

Pegboard and counter items are an afterthought

Snacks, chargers and impulse buys hang wherever there is a hook.

How EazyPlano helps

How it works for you

Coolers, freezers and pegboards are first-class fixtures. Chilled products go only into cooler space, frozen only into freezers, hanging packs onto hooks.

Sales decide the facings. Fast movers get the facings that carry them to the next delivery; slow movers get one.

Ready blocks. Save “our energy-drink door” once and drop it into every store.

Opening order. The units the planogram shows, rounded to cases, ready to order.

Outcomes

What changes

Cold space for cold sellers

Temperature budgets keep coolers for the products that need them.

Fewer empty hooks and doors

Facings sized to velocity and delivery frequency.

One standard across stores

Ready blocks keep the brand look while each store keeps its own mix.

Integrations

Connects to

Typical systems for this kind of business. Any other system connects through files or the API.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can EazyPlano plan cooler doors?

Yes. Coolers and freezers are fixtures with doors and shelves; products marked chilled or frozen are only placed there.

We only have a POS — is that enough?

Yes. Item sales by store are the main input. Sizes can come from a product-data provider or be estimated.

Also for

See it on your shelves.

Send us a fixture list and a few months of sales. In the demo you’ll see planograms for your own stores — not a sample file.