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Manual product layout

In this article, we will look at how to work with product placement on a planogram: how to place products on shelves, hooks, hang bars, perforation panels, and in boxes, as well as how to change product positions on the equipment.



Contents

How to place a product on a shelf
How to place a product on a hook
How to place a product on a hangbar
How to place a product on perforation
How to place a product in a box
How to place a product on a pallet
How to place a product behind another product
How to place a product on top of another product



How to place a product on a shelf

To place a product on a shelf, hold it with the left mouse button in the product list and drag it onto the shelf.


To move several products at the same time, hold the Ctrl (Windows) / Command (macOS) key, select the required products, and drag them onto the shelf.


To drag products of the same brand or category at once, group them in the product list: in the "Products" panel, click "More options""Group products""By brand / By category (Level)", then drag the required group onto the shelf.


If the product does not fill the full depth or height of the layout, select the product and click "Set up":


In the "Product layout settings" panel, specify the required depth and height values, as well as the number of facings, or enable the "Put on all shelf depth" toggle.


Note! In "Personal settings" → "Planograms" → "Setting up the product layout on the shelf depth" you can select the required layout option: In 1 face / The full shelf depth.


Products can also be placed by opening the shelf in the top view. To do this, double-click the shelf number or click the "Top view" button on the toolbar:



To change the position of a placed product (standing, on its side, or lying), double-click the product on the shelf.




How to place a product on a hook

On the 2D equipment model, hooks are displayed as dots. To place a product on a hook, hold it with the left mouse button in the product list and drag it onto the hook.


If the product does not fill the full depth of the hook, select the product and click "Set up".


In the "Product layout settings" panel, specify the required depth values or enable the "Put on all hook depth" toggle.


Note! In "Personal settings" → "Planograms" → "Setting up the product layout on the hook depth" you can select the required layout option: In 1 face / The full hook depth.


To place several different products on a hook, open the hook in the side view — double-click the hook on the 2D model.




How to place a product on a hangbar

To place a product on a hangbar, hold it with the left mouse button in the product list and drag it onto the hangbar.


To place several products at once, hold the Ctrl (Windows) / Command (macOS) key, select the required products in the list, and drag them onto the hangbar.


Important! Products on a hangbar can only be placed sideways and are displayed together with a price tag.




How to place a product on perforation

To place a product on perforation, hold it with the left mouse button in the product list and move it onto the hole — the product will automatically snap to it.


Note! Only one product can be placed in one perforation hole.




How to place a product in a box

To place a product in a box, open the shelf with the box in the top view. To do this, double-click the shelf number or click the "Top view" button on the toolbar.


Then hold the product with the left mouse button in the product list and drag it into the box.


If the product does not fill the full depth or height of the box, select the product and click "Set up".


In the "Product layout settings" panel, specify the required depth and height values, as well as the number of facings, or enable the "Put on all box depth", "Put on all box height" toggles.


Note! In "Personal settings""Planograms""Setting up the product layout on the box depth" / "Setting up the product layout on the box height" you can select the required layout option: In 1 face / The full box depth / The full box height.


Placed products can be moved between boxs, and their position (lying, on its side, or standing) can be changed by double-clicking the product.


A weighted product can only be placed in boxs — when placed, it automatically fills the box. Only one weighted product can be placed in one box.


Note! If packing is added for a weighted product, it can be placed on all equipment elements. Read more about "Packing" in the article.


Learn more about "Packing" in the article




How to place a product on a pallet

A pallet is a type of equipment consisting only of a base, designed primarily for bulk or large-sized product layout.


To place a product on a pallet, hold it with the left mouse button in the product list and drag it onto the pallet.


In the "Product layout settings" panel, specify the required depth and height values, as well as the number of facings, or enable the "Put on all pallet depth" toggle.


Note! In "Personal settings""Planograms""Setting up the product layout on the pallet depth" you can select the required layout option: In 1 face / The full pallet depth.




How to place a product behind another product

To place a product behind another product, open the equipment where the product will be placed in top / side projection — to do this, double-click the shelf number, base, or hook with the left mouse button. After that, products can be placed behind other products on the equipment.


To move a product, hold it with the left mouse button in the product list and drag it onto the equipment.


To place products without fixed positions and change the product rotation angle, use the "Arbitrary layout" mode. 
Learn more about "Arbitrary layout" in the article.




How to place a product on top of another product 

To place a product on top of another product, hold it with the left mouse button (if the product is already placed on the equipment) and position it on top of another product, or drag it from the product list onto the required product.


Important! It is not possible to place a product on top of a product with a smaller width.


Updated on: 07/09/2026

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