Filters in the "Planograms" Block

If you need to keep only the planograms that match specific criteria, use filters and combine them to get a more precise result. 

In this article, we will review which filters are available for the "Planograms" block and how to use them.

How to filter planograms

To filter the planograms, click "Filters":

In the panel that opens, select the required values:

1. Categories — use this to keep only planograms with products from the required category. For example, due to seasonal assortment changes you may need to update the display of the "Vegetables and Fruits" category. By selecting it, you will see only the planograms containing products from this category and will be able to make the necessary changes;
2. Brands — use this to keep only planograms with products of the required brand. For example, if you need to check on which planograms the "Coca-Cola" brand is present; 
3. Store formats — use this to keep only planograms placed in stores of a specific format. The list of formats depends on the client's settings, for example: "Mini-market", "Supermarket", or "Hypermarket";
4. Store groups — use this to keep only planograms placed in stores of a specific group. The list of groups depends on the client's settings, for example: "Western region", "Eastern region", or "Central region";
5. Store plans — use this to keep only planograms placed in stores with a specific plan. For example, if you need to send for execution only the planograms from a selected store; 
6. Planogram status — use this to keep only planograms with the required status. For example, if you need to check which planograms: 

• Was not sent;
• Scheduled sending;
• On execution;
• For check;
• Returned for execution;
• Confirmed.

7. Equipment type — use this to keep only planograms with the required equipment type. The type is set when creating the equipment or selected from already created ones, for example "Refrigeration equipment". Select it in the filters to quickly find the corresponding planograms; 
8. Presence of products — use this to quickly find:

• Planograms with laid out products;
• Planograms without products;
• All planograms.

9. Errors on the planogram — use this to quickly find:

• Planograms with errors — for example, after editing equipment or rotating products. In this case, an error indicator is displayed to the left of the planogram name:

For more information on planograms with errors, read the article.

• Planograms without errors;
• All planograms.

10.  Planogram changes — use this to quickly find:

• Planograms with changes — for example, after updating product parameters. In this case, a warning indicator is displayed to the left of the planogram name:

• Planograms without changes;
• All planograms.

So you don't have to scroll through the entire list, a search is available for each filter. Enter the name of the value you need in the search field of the corresponding filter to quickly find it in the list.

Updated on: 13/08/2026