Amply

Amply coordinates tasks, procedures, audits and communication across multiple stores, with retail, restaurant and hospitality groups as its clearest audience. It is a strong fit for operators who need consistent frontline execution and central oversight, but its per-store Growth fee matters as a chain expands.

Overview

Amply puts scheduled checklists, recurring SOPs, deadlines and real-time completion tracking into a shared store-operations platform. Managers can follow routine work across locations, while audit checklists, proof of completion and approval workflows cover inspection and sign-off tasks too. That breadth suits multi-site teams seeking one place to coordinate execution; it may be more platform than a single-store operator needs.

Area managers can conduct digital audits and create scored visual reports to spot gaps. Image AI is intended to detect non-compliant displays and score merchandising setups across stores, making Amply particularly relevant to chains that need consistent presentation. Role-based views and region-level permissions help align access with responsibility, and the Document Wallet offers a searchable repository with role-based access.

Key features

• Tasks and SOPs: Scheduling, recurring procedures, deadlines and completion tracking help managers see whether store work is done. Starter’s no-code SOP builder gives smaller operations a way to formalize routines without moving to a paid plan, though the plan stops at two stores.
• Audits and merchandising: Digital audits and scored visual reports help area managers identify gaps. Image AI adds a focus on display compliance, useful where merchandising standards matter across locations.
• Communication and workflows: Frontline messaging, broadcasts, approvals and ticketing connect store staff with central teams. Growth adds broadcasts and a ticketing system, while Starter includes a communication feed.
• Documents and access: Growth includes a store license wallet and document library; Amply’s Document Wallet is searchable and uses role-based access. Region-level permissions and role-based views support differentiated access across an organization.
• Integrations and support: Integrations include Jira, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft Teams, Zapier and Power BI. Amply also offers email and call support, dedicated onboarding, templates, guided rollout and training for administrators and store staff.

Pricing

Amply has a free Starter plan and paid plans from $39/mo. Starter costs nothing and covers up to 2 stores, with a communication feed, task scheduler, no-code SOP builder and mobile app with offline mode. It is the sensible starting point for a small operation, but the two-store cap makes it unsuitable for a larger rollout.

Growth costs $39 a month, billed $ 39 / STORE / MONTH. It adds broadcast, store license wallet, document library, ticketing system and email notifications. Per-store billing ties cost to the size of the network, so operators should weigh the added coordination tools against their location count.

Enterprise has custom pricing and includes custom workflows, security, integrations, a dedicated account manager and training sessions. It is aimed at organizations needing a tailored setup and dedicated support rather than a fixed entry tier.

Platforms

Amply is available on Android, iOS and the web. Starter includes a mobile app with offline mode, a practical provision for store teams working where connectivity is unreliable.

Who it's for

Amply is best suited to retail chains, restaurants and hospitality groups coordinating frontline tasks, audits and standards across locations. It is a particularly good match when area managers need scored audit reporting or when merchandising compliance is a priority. A very small operator can begin free, but a business with more than two stores must account for Growth’s per-store charge or consider an enterprise arrangement.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad store-operations coverage: Tasks, SOPs, audits, approvals and communication sit in one platform, reducing the need to coordinate those workflows separately.
• Useful free starting point: Starter includes offline mobile access and a no-code SOP builder, with no charge for up to two stores.
• Central oversight: Real-time completion tracking, scored audit reports and region-level permissions support managers overseeing distributed teams.

Cons

• Small free-plan ceiling: Starter is limited to two stores, so it only covers a modest operation.
• Growth scales by location: At $39 a month billed per store, costs rise with each store added.
• Enterprise requires a custom quote: Organizations needing its custom workflows and dedicated account management cannot budget from a fixed plan price.

Alternatives

For a broader category comparison, see Retail Store Operations Software.

• ZebraDesigner may suit readers focused on basic barcode label and tag design and printing; its free Essentials 3 plan supports Zebra Link-OS and Link-OS Basic printers.
• Movista is another option for readers comparing store-operations software.
• Field2Base may fit teams centered on forms and field submissions: its Essentials plan is $20 a month per license, with a 5-license minimum and unlimited form templates and submissions.
• Proceso offers Ops Plus for 100–1,000+ stores and configurable users, which may suit larger multi-store operations seeking tailored capacity.
• Wooqer may be worth considering when pricing tailored to locations and workflows is preferred.
• Array may suit teams comparing form-submission plans; its Essential plan is $30 a month billed annually, per user, for up to 4 users and 500 submissions.
• Bindy may suit inspection-focused teams: its Starter plan is $129 a month with unlimited users and 10 inspections per month.
• GoAudits may suit teams prioritizing audits; its Starter plan is $10 a month with annual billing, priced per user per month, and covers 25 locations/sites.

Verdict

Amply is a compelling choice for retail, restaurant and hospitality operators that need one system for frontline tasks, audits, communication and approvals across stores. Its free two-store Starter plan lowers the barrier to a small rollout, while Growth adds useful tools for a wider operation. Look elsewhere if the two-store free cap is too restrictive or per-store Growth pricing does not fit your expansion plans.