Check retail execution consistently across every store.
Run structured store audits for presentation, promotion, pricing and operational standards, using the same fieldwork engine that powers mystery shopping.
Move from written expectation to observable evidence.
Retail execution changes by store, campaign and date. A repeatable audit programme gives teams evidence tied to a specific visit rather than relying on informal observations.
Run the work as a controlled assessment programme.
1. Create versioned store-audit questionnaires for the standards in scope.
Create versioned store-audit questionnaires for the standards in scope.
2. Allocate visits and capture supported photo/document evidence alongside answers.
Allocate visits and capture supported photo/document evidence alongside answers.
3. Review and release approved results for outlet comparison and follow-up.
Review and release approved results for outlet comparison and follow-up.
Brief → fieldwork → review → controlled release.
1. Define the campaign, locations and checks for the programme cycle.
Define the campaign, locations and checks for the programme cycle.
2. Assessor completes the store visit and records the required observations.
Assessor completes the store visit and records the required observations.
3. Reviewer validates the submission before the result is released to authorised users.
Reviewer validates the submission before the result is released to authorised users.
Keep the evidence attached to the result.
The audit can record observable execution such as display, availability, price or promotion checks when those items are included in the customer-defined questionnaire.
Retail standards journey
This diagram explains the operating sequence only; it is not a product screenshot.