FieldPie vs ZenOwn Shelf Compliance AI

FieldPie is field software available on Android, iOS and the web. Its listed tools cover offline work, photo evidence, planogram compliance and image recognition, with route planning for field activity. API access is available for connecting the product with other software. FieldPie has three named plans: Basic, Grow and Pro. Basic requires at least three users, Grow at least five, and Pro at least eight. The product is paid, with prices available on request, and there is no free plan. A 14-day trial is listed. The stated capabilities give field teams a combination of mobile access, evidence capture and checks for product presentation. Plan minimums are an important part of evaluating fit, especially for teams smaller than the listed entry thresholds. The available platform options include both mobile operating systems and web access, while offline mode supports work without a connection.

ZenOwn Shelf Compliance AI helps brands assess in-store execution using photos of store shelves. Field teams, merchandisers, retailers and crowdsourcing partners can take photos with a phone or tablet; the system identifies products, their positions, categories and prices, then checks the images against brand planogram guidelines. ZenOwn says users receive feedback within five seconds, including guidance on fixes. Field and central teams can follow live dashboard updates with actionable insights. Its recognition covers consumer goods segments as well as pricing and positioning. The product can integrate with a brand’s external or internal technology stack, or with a stack provided by ZenOwn, though the product page names no integration examples. It runs on Android, iOS and the web. Shelf Compliance AI is paid, with pricing on request; prospective customers are directed to contact the team about solutions for their business needs and industry. The maker, ZenOwn AG, is based in Geneva, Switzerland.