Storesight Unveils AI Platform for Retail Intelligence

July 15, 2025
Storesight has launched an AI-powered platform designed to enhance retail intelligence for consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail professionals, announced in a press release. The platform offers real-time visibility and insights, leveraging a network of over 3 million contributors.

Storesight has launched an AI-powered platform designed to enhance retail intelligence for consumer packaged goods (CPG) and retail professionals, announced in a press release. The platform, known as StoresightAI, provides real-time visibility, automation, and insights through its always-on retail intelligence engine.

Built by former CPG executives and tech innovators, the platform combines the capabilities of the Field Agent network and the Shelfgram AI platform. It features a field network of over 3 million contributors, enhancing on-shelf availability, display execution, pricing management, and new product introductions. StoresightAI captures more than 6 million shelf and display images annually across 50,000 retail locations, delivering actionable insights and a proven 3x to 5x return on investment.

The platform's sleek user experience, custom KPI dashboards, and unlimited user access have earned the trust of 95% of the top 50 CPG companies. StoresightAI aims to provide CPG leaders with real-time insights, helping them manage shelf conditions across 480 categories and 5,000 brands.

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