Visuals / Planogram viewer
Planogram viewer
Draw the boxes from your data, with their coordinates and colours, on top of the shelf photo, and see at a glance what complies, what's missing and how much space each brand takes.
Free up to 25 boxes per imagePro: thousands of boxes per image30-day trial
What it looks like
Visualize retail planograms and Share of Shelf with interactive overlays, zoom and product details.
Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
What it does
In detail
High-definition zoom and pan
Inspect every detail of your shelf execution with intuitive mouse controls.
Toggle overlay mode
Switch between the clean photo and the data overlay with the Eye button to spot-check compliance.
Interactive overlays from your data
Draw boxes from coordinates (X, Y, width, height) and colour each one dynamically from your data using hex codes.
Rich tooltips
Native Power BI tooltips showing any fields you choose.
Selection and context menu
Click boxes to cross-filter your report; right-click for standard Power BI options.
Large planograms with Pro
The free version renders up to 25 boxes per image. Pro removes the limit and supports thousands.
What you need
One row per box, with these fields. Image URLs must be accessible via HTTPS.
Plans
Start free. Move to Pro when you need it.
- Up to 25 boxes per image
- Zoom, overlay toggle, tooltips and cross-filtering
- No box limit: thousands per image
- Built for full planograms
Prices in US$, excluding tax, as listed on Microsoft AppSource. Per-user licences, billed by Microsoft. Embedded, Publish to web or Report Server? Ask for a commercial licence.
What it's used for
Retail execution
Verify that the real shelf matches the planogram.
Share of Shelf
Visualize competitor space versus your brand.
Stock analysis
Highlight out-of-stock items directly on the photo.
Frequently asked questions
Planogram viewer
Can I try it with my data before buying?
Yes. The free version renders up to 25 boxes per image, enough to evaluate it with your real photos. The Pro plan also includes a 30-day trial.
Where do the box coordinates come from?
From your data. Any image-recognition or audit system that returns each product's position on the photo (X, Y, width and height) will do.
Does it work in Power BI Embedded, Publish to web or Report Server?
Those deployments aren't covered by AppSource licensing and require a separate commercial licence. Write to info@invenia.es.
Try it with your own photos.
Send us a sample of your data and we'll show you the report built with your images.
