RELEX Solutions vs RetailNext
Two Retail AI tools, side by side. Both are verified against their own live sites. Here is what each does well and who it is for, so you can choose what fits.
RELEX Solutions
www.relexsolutions.com
AI-native platform for end-to-end retail and supply chain planning
Best forGrocery and multi-format retailers needing integrated demand forecasting, replenishment and merchandising at scale
PricingEnterprise · current pricing
What it doesRELEX is a unified, AI-native planning platform used by retailers, manufacturers and wholesalers to forecast demand, optimize inventory and replenishment, and plan pricing, promotions and merchandising from production through to the shelf. It combines built-in machine learning with agentic AI to lift product availability, reduce waste and improve forecast accuracy across the network.
Capabilities
Visit RELEX Solutions →- Demand forecasting and planning
- Automated replenishment and inventory optimization
- Price and promotion optimization
- Assortment and planogram optimization
- Fresh and waste management
- Agentic AI planning agents
RetailNext
retailnext.net
E-commerce style metrics for brick-and-mortar stores
Best forPhysical and omnichannel retailers measuring store traffic, conversion and shopper behaviour
PricingEnterprise · current pricing
What it doesRetailNext is an in-store analytics platform that brings e-commerce style metrics to physical retail. Using its Aurora IoT sensors it measures foot traffic, occupancy, shopper journeys and conversion, and supports visual merchandising compliance and operations, unifying store data for merchandising, operations, marketing and asset protection teams.
Capabilities
Visit RetailNext →- Foot traffic analytics
- Occupancy monitoring
- Shopper journey analysis
- Conversion measurement
- Visual merchandising compliance
- IoT sensor data platform
How to choose
Choose RELEX Solutions if you are grocery and multi-format retailers needing integrated demand forecasting, replenishment and merchandising at scale. Choose RetailNext if you are physical and omnichannel retailers measuring store traffic, conversion and shopper behaviour. Both sit in Retail; the right pick depends on your exact workflow and budget.
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