Treat the fixture and product libraries as reusable venue data. Once dimensions and ticket values are accurate, future wall revisions become much faster.
Before you begin
These instructions describe FECForge 1.32.35. If a control is missing, check your role and installed version before continuing.
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Prepare your account and source information
Open Redemption Planogram from the launcher. Have fixture dimensions, prize dimensions, ticket values, and a copy of the existing planogram.
Build the reusable libraries
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Define the display fixture
Create shelf, peg, bin, or other hardware that matches the real wall. Adjust a fixture width when a unit occupies only part of the available wall.
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Add products manually or import them
Use the product importer for a large catalog, map available spreadsheet fields, and review rows that lack dimensions before placing them.
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Organize categories
Use product categories that match how the redemption team shops, fills, and reports the wall.
Merchandise the wall
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Place fixtures first
Match the real wall structure before adding products so shelves and hanging areas become reliable boundaries.
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Place products and set facings
Use real product dimensions when available, then adjust facings and placement to represent the intended display.
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Review capacity and economics
Use capacity, highlight, and shelf-level reporting tools to find crowded areas and understand the mix.
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Compare revisions
Save a baseline planogram and use the changes report to explain what was added, removed, or moved in a later version.
Check the result and keep your data safe
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Reopen your saved planogram.
Check the fixture widths, item facings, and capacity against the real wall. Compare the revision with the baseline before moving stock.
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If the result is not what you expected
If an import preview is wrong, cancel before importing and correct a copy of the spreadsheet. Keep original workbooks and a baseline planogram; do not delete the catalog to fix one placement.