FORM, the retail execution software company behind GoSpotCheck, has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 as it expands its artificial intelligence capabilities and international footprint following its merger with Trax. The recognition comes during a significant year for FORM as it combines GoSpotCheck’s retail execution capabilities with Trax’s image recognition technology. The company serves retailers, consumer packaged goods companies, food and beverage brands and distributors seeking greater visibility into how products are displayed, stocked and executed at the store level. FORM’s growth reflects a broader shift in retail technology toward using AI, computer vision and mobile software to connect corporate merchandising strategies with conditions inside individual stores. For brands managing thousands of products across large retail networks, gaps between planned and actual execution can affect product availability, promotional performance and sales. “2026 has already been a landmark year for FORM,” CEO Ali Moosani said. He pointed to the Trax merger, international expansion and product development combining augmented reality and AI as key developments shaping the company’s strategy. The Trax combination gives FORM a broader technology portfolio at a time when retail execution platforms are moving beyond task management toward automated analysis of physical store environments. Image recognition can help companies identify products and shelf conditions, while mobile workflows give field teams a way to act on that information. FORM’s GoSpotCheck platform uses AI and augmented reality to support frontline retail teams. Its capabilities are designed to improve on-shelf availability, monitor planogram compliance and help field employees identify and address execution problems. The company also offers FORM OpX, while the addition of Trax’s image recognition technology expands its ability to collect and interpret information from physical retail environments. Together, those products position FORM across both the intelligence and execution sides of frontline operations. That combination is increasingly relevant as retailers