You know your same-store sales to the penny. But do you know which locations have aging equipment, how many stores match current brand standards, or where last year's refresh is already showing wear? Remity gives operations and brand teams portfolio-wide visibility into the network.
Most retail portfolios have no systematic record of what's actually in each store. Equipment ages out silently. Brand standards drift between refreshes. Regional managers flag what they notice, not what matters. The result: capital allocated by urgency instead of impact.
Every store scanned, scored, and cataloged. Equipment condition tracked across the network. Brand consistency measured store by store. Maintenance needs surfaced before they become emergencies. Capital goes to the store where the investment compounds.
Every capability built for the operational reality of managing hundreds of locations with limited visibility.
Track key fixtures, pieces of equipment, and branded elements cataloged across your network. Aging curves, replacement forecasting, design era breakdown—know what's approaching end-of-life before it fails.
Condition scoring by zone: sales floor, checkout, back-of-house, receiving, parking, exterior. Surface-level degradation detected and flagged with 3D evidence before it escalates.
How many stores actually match the current brand standard? Measured to the percentage point. Signage, fixtures, finishes, and merchandising—store by store, across the entire portfolio.
Proximity analysis for adjacent competitors. Overlay condition scores with market exposure to see where underinvestment creates vulnerability—and where it doesn't matter.
Capture condition before and after a refresh. For the first time, measure whether a remodel moved the needle—and by how much. Build an evidence base for future investment cases.
Market value vs. infrastructure condition. Prioritize by impact, not by who asked loudest. Four-quadrant framework that makes portfolio-level trade-offs visible.
We'll capture a handful of stores and show you what the data reveals—maintenance gaps, consistency drift, and where your next refresh dollar should go.
Product, Co-Founder
Strategy and Development, Co-Founder