Planogram detection in Salesforce Consumer Goods Cloud, powered by Einstein Vision, analyzes images of retail shelves to ensure compliance and measure performance. The system is trained to recognize specific products (SKUs). From a single shelf image, it can directly derive several key KPIs:

1. SKU Facings: It counts the number of visible instances of each specific product.

2. Out of Stock: By comparing the detected products against the planogram's requirements, it identifies products that are missing from their designated spots.

3. Share of Shelf: It calculates the percentage of visible shelf space occupied by specific products or brands relative to the total shelf space or competitors.

B. Out of Stock, Share of Shelf, Brand Facings: While Brand Facings can be calculated by aggregating SKU Facings, "SKU Facings" is the more direct and granular metric that the image recognition model provides.

C. Out of Stock, Shelf Size, SKU Facings: The system does not determine the absolute physical dimensions ("Shelf Size") of the shelf from an image; it analyzes the relative space occupied by products on it.

D. Out of Stock, Shelf Size, Brand Facings: This option is incorrect because, as with option C, the system does not calculate the physical "Shelf Size" from the image analysis.

1. Salesforce Help Documentation, "Planogram Check": "With Planogram Check, you can monitor planogram compliance at stores. You can check whether a product is available on the shelf, the number of facings of the product, and the share of the product on a shelf." This directly confirms that Out of Stock (availability), SKU Facings (number of facings), and Share of Shelf are primary outputs.

2. Salesforce Help Documentation, "How Einstein Object Detection Works": "Einstein Object Detection lets you train models to recognize one or more distinct objects in an image... When you give it an image, the model returns the objects it detects, the location of each object, and the probability that the object is what the model claims it is." This foundational technology enables the counting of individual product facings (SKUs).

3. Salesforce Help Documentation, "Key Performance Indicators for Retail Execution": This section details the various KPIs used in Consumer Goods Cloud. While it lists many KPIs, the ones specifically related to image recognition and planogram compliance are facings, share of shelf, and out-of-stock, which are derived from the underlying object detection capability.