For supermarkets & grocery
One app for every aisle, department and fresh-food counter.
Connect food safety records, shelf audits, store issues and team training. Give department managers clear routines and regional teams visibility across every store.
Connected modules
Opening check · Fresh-food areaFresh-food opening check
Fresh-food and cold-chain checks
Less switching. More doing.
Stop stitching tools together. Keep the work connected.
Bring everyday checks, conversations and follow-ups into one connected workflow.
Paper checklists
WhatsApp follow-ups
Excel trackers
Separate ticketing
Email chains
The Pulse platform
The heartbeat of your grocery operation.
Keep fresh-food teams, department managers and store operations connected. Temperature checks, promotional execution and store safety findings stay in the same operational view.
Keep working offline
Complete inspections and capture evidence where connectivity is unreliable. Records sync when the connection returns.
Keep the proof with the work
Connect photos, timestamps and location details to the check, finding and corrective action they support.
Shift activity
Core module · Inspections
Every department working to the same standard.
Run your fresh-food opening check to a consistent standard. Capture evidence as the work happens and keep results connected to the responsible team at every location.
Fresh-food and cold-chain checks
Capture department-level temperature, date-code rotation, cleaning and food-handling checks with evidence and sign-off.
Shelf and promotion execution
Review planograms, promotional displays and safety walkthroughs consistently, then assign the gaps to the duty manager.
Opening check · Fresh-food area
Fresh-food opening check
Are food-preparation surfaces clean and ready for use?
Check recorded. Continue to the next item.
Core module · Issue resolution
Keep a department issue from becoming tomorrow’s repeat finding.
Capture a finding such as "Fresh-food counter follow-up" with the location, context and evidence attached. Route it to fresh-food management and follow it through to review.
Clear ownership and a next step
Set the priority, due date and responsible team. Keep updates in the same record instead of chasing separate conversations.
Closure backed by evidence
Keep notes, resolution evidence and supervisor review together. Escalate overdue work according to the rules you set.
High priority
Fresh-food counter follow-up
A food-preparation counter needs cleaning verification before opening. The fresh-food manager has been notified.
Team supervisorThe responsible team has been notified and the finding assigned for follow-up.
Core module · Learning
Make the next standard clear to every store team.
Put fresh-food handling, date-code rotation and promotional display standards on the devices your teams use. Assign learning by role or location and follow completion.
Make readiness visible.
Connect recurring findings to the relevant training. Use knowledge checks and completion records to follow through.
Explore trainingCentral Supermarket
Your learning
Confirm understanding before completion.
From the line to leadership
See store standards down to the department.
Review inspection completion, open findings and corrective-action status across your supermarkets & grocery operation. Find the locations that need attention and the recurring patterns worth following up.
Compare locations, teams and check types
Review fresh-food opening check results alongside your other checks without piecing together separate spreadsheets.
Prepare for review with a connected record
Retrieve inspection results, notes, assigned actions and closure evidence from one traceable record.
Inspection completion
Corrective-action follow-through
Pulse AI
AI that understands
supermarkets & grocery operations.
Help teams turn observations into clear records, review evidence and find the information they need, with people in control of the final decision.
Suggested observations
Review preparation-area condition against your standard
Review surface cleanliness against your standard
Review food handling against your standard
Review equipment condition against your standard
Verify the findings
Suggested observations
Review preparation-area condition against your standard
Review surface cleanliness against your standard
Review food handling against your standard
Review equipment condition against your standard
Verify the findings
Built for the whole operation
Ready for your people. Ready for your systems.
IT & security
Manage access by role, review SSO options and keep operational records under your organization's controls.
Explore securityIntegrations
Connect operational data to your existing systems through APIs. Plan the right integration for your ERP or reporting workflow.
Explore integrationsEnterprise rollout
Start with one team or location. Configure your workflows, bring users on board and expand the same standards across your network.
Plan your rolloutSupermarkets & Grocery operations questions
What is supermarket inspection software?
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Supermarket inspection software lets grocery chains run food safety, planogram, and store safety checks on a mobile app instead of paper. With PULSE, department managers record cold chain temperatures, date-code rotation, and cleaning schedules with photo evidence and supervisor sign-off, and regional managers see compliance scores and open issues for every store in their cluster.
How do grocery chains manage cold chain and date-code compliance across stores?
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Make cold chain temperature checks and date-code rotation a scheduled digital checklist on every shift in every store, with photo evidence and supervisor sign-off. PULSE turns missed or failed checks into corrective actions, so compliance no longer depends on which shift manager is on duty, and HQ can show regulators timestamped evidence from each store.
How can supermarkets verify planogram and promotion execution?
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Send a planogram compliance checklist to stores as soon as a new promotion or reset is issued. Store teams capture photo evidence of shelf execution in PULSE, and category managers at HQ can review it within hours of the changeover, rather than relying on slow manual store visits or assuming the layout was executed as planned.
What should a daily supermarket safety walkthrough include?
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A typical daily walkthrough checks emergency exits, fire equipment, wet floor protocols, and CCTV status, along with backroom stock controls and cash handling procedures. In PULSE, each finding becomes a corrective action assigned to the duty manager with a resolution deadline, so safety and security issues are tracked to closure instead of noted and forgotten.
One connected operation
Ready to connect your supermarket operations?
Bring a checklist or a recurring finding from your supermarkets & grocery operation. We'll show you how checks, actions and learning connect in Pulse.
