BeMyEye helps brands track and improve in-store performance through crowd-sourced audits, real-time data analytics, and integration with external data sources.

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BeMyEye is for retail brands, sales teams and field auditors who need to check how products and promotions are executed in stores. It helps teams collect consistent store data and identify issues such as out-of-stock products, shelf placement gaps and promotion non-compliance. Field representatives can use the Compass app to follow guided store audits and photograph shelves. Image recognition processes those photos into retail KPIs, while the app gives reps access to store information, analytics and suggested actions. Stores can be viewed in a map or list and prioritized using flagged issues and expected impact. Retail teams can also arrange audits by on-demand auditors and review results alongside field-team reports in the Retail Execution Cockpit. The Cockpit provides customizable dashboards and lets managers compare performance across regions, retailers and stores, inspect audit photos, connect external data such as sales figures, and communicate priorities to field representatives. BeMyEye is a business tool for organizations managing in-store retail execution, not a general-purpose app. The Compass app requires an invitation or subscription, so it is intended for users whose organization already uses the BeMyEye platform.

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