Shelf Planning: The Basic Recipe
XPace Space Management is based on a series of concepts that cover all steps of planogramming, from shelf planning, shelf
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Geometric modelling for products and fixtures
Products on a shelf are not always just rectangular boxes. Products can also have a complex, three-dimensional shape. These 3D
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Colors and color models
In XPace, colors can be specified for parts and products in the data sets, e.g. during creation with XPace Mockup,
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Actual take-up of products and shelves
Nowadays, EAN/UPC/GTIN barcodes can be found on virtually every article in the trade business. The scanners in the POS systems
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QR codes at the point-of-sale
When making a purchase decision at the point of sale, the consumer is often left alone with questions about the
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Four core questions of Space Management
Retailers and their suppliers carefully plan shelves for a sales room in the specialist or retail trade: Spacemanagement builds up
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Space Management Myths
In the discussion about shelf planning, space management and space optimization, arguments that tend to have the character of myths
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Rule-Based Planogramming
XPace planning functions allow products to be positioned and arranged on fixtures, individually or in groups. The selection of products
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3D Controller: Master your planogram in six dimensions
XPace planograms are three-dimensional. Articles, shelves and shops can be viewed from all sides. With a normal mouse and keyboard
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Fixtures: Standardized rack components
XPace planogramming includes any relevant and common rack components, fixtures, and displays. XPace planograms cover racks and rack segments, displays, palette placements
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Shelf allocation: Select and place product
XPace makes it easy for you to fill shelves with articles: Drag individual articles or entire article groups onto a
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A simple script: Hello World
Scripts can automate shelf processing with XPace. Routine activities can then be carried out at the touch of a button,
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