Amply

Amply is a store operations platform for coordinating tasks, procedures, audits, communication, approvals, and workflows across locations. It is built for retail chains, restaurants, and hospitality groups, and is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Teams can schedule checklists, set recurring SOPs and deadlines, and track completion in real time. Area managers can run digital store audits and create scored visual reports to identify gaps. Its Image AI can flag displays that do not meet requirements and score merchandising setups. Amply also supports role-based views and region-level permissions, with a searchable document repository that uses role-based access. Listed integrations include Jira, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, and Power BI. The free Starter plan includes offline mobile access and is limited to two stores. Growth is listed at $39 per store per month; Enterprise pricing is custom. Amply describes onboarding with templates, a guided rollout, and training for store staff and administrators, along with email and call support.

Amply combines multi-location task management, audits, communication, and workflows in one operations platform. The free Starter plan has a two-store limit, while Growth is priced per store.

Amply suits retail chains, restaurants, and hospitality groups coordinating operations across locations. It may be useful for teams that need task tracking, store audits, and merchandising checks.

Amply is a multi-location operations platform for retail, restaurant, and hospitality teams. It suits operators who need a shared system for frontline tasks and store standards; its free plan covers two stores, but Growth’s per-store billing makes expansion a meaningful cost decision.

Overview

The platform brings tasks, standard procedures, audits, communication, approvals, and workflows together for teams working across locations. Scheduled checklists, recurring SOPs, deadlines, and real-time completion tracking give managers a way to assign routine work and follow its progress. Audit checklists, proof of completion, and approval workflows add accountability beyond task assignment.

Area managers can conduct digital audits and generate scored visual reports to spot gaps. Amply’s Image AI is designed to flag non-compliant displays and score merchandising setups across stores, which is relevant to chains that need consistent presentation. Role-based views and region-level permissions help tailor access, while the Document Wallet provides searchable documents with role-based access.

Key features

• Tasks and procedures: Scheduled checklists, recurring SOPs, deadlines, and live completion tracking support repeatable work across stores. Starter’s no-code SOP builder gives smaller operators a way to create procedures without moving to a paid tier.
• Audits and merchandising: Digital audits with scores and visual reports help area managers identify operational gaps. Image AI’s display detection and scoring targets visual merchandising compliance, a narrower but useful capability for chains with presentation standards.
• Communication and approvals: Frontline messaging, broadcast tools, and approval workflows can keep store communication and sign-offs within the same operations system. Growth adds broadcast, ticketing, and email notifications, but those capabilities come with per-store charges.
• Documents and access: Searchable document storage and role-based access support controlled sharing across teams. Region-level permissions and role-based views also let managers separate access by responsibility.
• Offline mobile use: Starter includes a mobile app with offline mode, useful for store teams when connectivity is unavailable.
• Integrations: Amply’s integrations page names Jira, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, and Power BI, giving it potential to fit into varied business toolsets.

Pricing

Amply uses a freemium model. Starter is free and covers up to two stores, with a communication feed, task scheduler, no-code SOP builder, and mobile app with offline mode. That is a useful low-risk starting point for a small operation, but the store cap makes it unsuitable as a free plan for a larger chain.

Growth is $39 a month, billed at $ 39 / STORE / MONTH. It adds broadcast, a store license wallet, document library, ticketing system, and email notifications. Because the charge is per store, the total rises with the footprint; operators should weigh those added tools against the cost of each location rather than treat the displayed monthly amount as a flat account price.

Enterprise has custom pricing and includes custom workflows, security, integrations, a dedicated account manager, and training sessions. It is the plan for organizations that need tailored workflows and account-level support, though it does not offer a public price for budgeting.

Platforms

Amply supports Android, iOS, and web. Starter’s offline mobile mode is a practical advantage for frontline staff who cannot assume a continuous connection.

Who it's for

Amply is best suited to retail chains, restaurants, and hospitality groups coordinating repeatable work and standards across locations. Smaller operators can begin with Starter’s two-store allowance, while growing teams can consider Growth when its added document, ticketing, broadcast, and notification tools justify the recurring per-store cost. Businesses seeking a free plan for more than two stores should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Tasks, SOPs, audits, approvals, and communication sit in one operations platform, reducing the need to coordinate these workflows across separate tools.
• Pro: Offline mobile use is included on Starter, along with a two-store free allowance that supports a small rollout.
• Pro: Scored audit reports and Image AI merchandising checks address both operational gaps and display compliance across stores.
• Con: Starter stops at two stores, so a larger footprint requires a paid plan.
• Con: Growth is priced per store, so the bill scales with each location rather than remaining a single flat monthly fee.
• Con: Enterprise pricing is custom, making it harder to assess cost before engaging with the plan.

Alternatives

Retail Store Operations Software is a category guide for readers comparing store operations options more broadly.

Choose Rytual if a 7-day trial, one-user and one-store starting scope, and full module access are a better fit; its Starter trial is free, and its Modular plan is ₹99 a month.

ZebraDesigner is an alternative for readers whose priority is barcode label and tag design and printing, with a free Essentials plan supporting Zebra Link-OS and Link-OS Basic printers.

Movista is another paid option for store operations across Android, iOS, web, and API.

OrderGrid Store Operations OS is another paid store-operations option with Android, iOS, web, and API platforms.

Consider VisitBasis if its merchandising premium package is a closer match: it costs 150 RUB a month and includes product-based forms and planogram support for specific stores.

Hubler uses a custom enterprise proposal after a demo, rather than showing a public amount.

OPSCENTER offers all-inclusive pricing without extra charges for content creators, dashboards, or reporting.

Proceso may suit teams seeking configurable users, with Ops Plus described for 100–1,000+ stores and priority onboarding and support.

Verdict

Choose Amply if your retail, restaurant, or hospitality operation needs central task oversight plus audits, communication, and workflows across locations. Its broad operations toolkit, offline Starter app, and two-store free tier make it especially appealing for a small rollout. Look elsewhere if your network exceeds Starter’s cap and Growth’s per-store charge does not fit your budget.