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In OnGame, retail teams compete on two fronts: store sales associates in revenue and basket-growth leagues, and operations teams in planogram compliance and checklist tasks. Both run on the same platform, powered by the store's own ERP data.
Request a DemoStore sales associates, cashiers/shop-floor staff, store managers, and regional managers — all on the same platform across chain stores, outlets, and regional levels.
Setups can include a weekly revenue/unit league between stores, individual Flash Quest duels on a specific product category, and a basket-growth (cross-sell) tournament. Which game mode fits which campaign is decided together during the demo process.
Shelf/planogram compliance races (with photo proof), opening/closing checklist completion, and stock count/shelf-filling tasks are examples on the operations side. This turns store standards from paper and messaging into a measurable competition.
KPIs such as revenue/target achievement, units per transaction (UPT), conversion rate, planogram compliance, and task completion time flow from the ERP into OnGame's game and panel layer.
From the Ongame Team console, a store manager tracks their store's ranking, active tasks, and their team's game participation; they can assign tasks/audits when needed.
From the web panel, a regional manager sees comparative performance across stores in their region, the campaign budget, and reward distribution.
You can request a demo aligned with your chain's existing ERP data; which game mode fits which store KPI is clarified during that conversation.
No; alongside sales competitions, it also covers operations competitions such as planogram, checklist, and audit tasks.
Yes; it works at the store, chain branch, outlet, and regional levels.
Systems such as SAP, Nebim, and Microsoft Dynamics 365.
Through a photo-verified task flow: the employee uploads a photo, and the manager approves it.
Yes; a regional manager sees comparative performance across stores/regions from the panel.
Budget and reward management is done through the panel.
It is designed for multi-branch, mid-to-large-scale chains; for small teams, ONGAMEKOBI is a separate product.
Which KPIs and game modes will be applied based on your existing ERP data is clarified during the conversation.