Retail Merchandising Mobile App South Africa

It shows a field rep the campaigns assigned to each outlet, whether that is a chain store, an independent, a forecourt or a spaza shop, then captures geotagged POSM photo proof, works through the checklist and submits execution status from an entry-level Android handset.

The activation tab fills the moment a rep checks in, listing the exact POSM items for that outlet beside their reference photos, so a rep in their first week still gets the placement right.

Yes. The rep photographs each branded fridge, poster, shelf strip or parasol and submits it with a GPS tag and a timestamp. The item turns green once it is confirmed done, which is what stops phantom POSM being reported and paid for.

The rep bypasses the standard flow and picks a reason, such as shop closed, owner away or premises being refitted, so the beat log records what really happened instead of a call that never took place.

Yes. Beat-plan route calls and unplanned ones, such as a cash-and-carry spotted mid-route in Tembisa, are both supported and logged separately.

Yes. It is offline-first by design. Visits and photos sit on the handset wherever coverage drops out, then sync themselves as soon as the rep is back in signal.

Supervisors get live dashboards covering visit status, photo submissions, exceptions and rep productivity scores across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, the Western Cape and every other territory, without ringing a single rep.

Yes. It runs on Android and iOS, and it is tuned for the low-storage, entry-level Android handsets most South African field reps carry.