53% Theft Rate Reduction
TAG
Verified thieves for future matching
TRACK
Thieves in real time across locations
VERIFY
Thieves actions using your exiting surveillance technologies
Loss Prevention Case Study
Convenience Store
'Shelf sweeps that happened regularly are now rare.'
Regional Manager
STARTING SCENARIO
-
15 repeat perpetrators
-
5 - 14 visits each per week
-
Average haul $50 - $300
90 DAYS LATER
-
Repeat perpetrators rarely visit the store
-
Theft dramatically reduced
-
Prosecution not required
Multi-Location Data Analytics
PROBLEM
Shoplifters move from location to location, striking when the personnel who might recognise them are off duty.
SOLUTION
Now You Know's biometric analytics works simultaneously at all locations, all of the time.
A retailer that has caught and banned a shoplifter knows that the management and designated security personnel will receive an immediate notification (push notification, a vibration on mobile device and/or a light comes on or music changes.
Benefits
A penny saved is 2 you don't have to earn
Reduce theft/Loss by proactive intervention
Automatic alert when a known shoplifter enters your store
Ability to monitor staff removing known thieves upon entry
Reduce staff stress by improving security
Low monthly SAAS cost
Monitor staff arrival and departure times
Time stamped faces for ease of reviewing AVR/DVR
Straightforward installation
Facial recognition cameras compliment existing security cameras
How it works
Entrance detection
Prevent repeat offenders entering
Multi Camera Association
Track offenders movements in your store
Business Analytics
Brick and mortar retailers need to provide an engaging, personalised and exciting in-store customer experience (ICX) as the key point of difference for physical stores and this remains the driving force behind getting consumers into stores.
Retail analytics is the process of capturing data about a specific business activity and then collating it into readable information. The challenge, and key to gaining a competitive advantage over your competitors, is implementing a Retail Analytic system and then knowing what data is relevant and what is not.
Being able to identify what data is relevant to your business and customers allows you to not only make informed decisions about how to create a unique and memorable customer experience (CX), but also provides insights on how to improve a range of other business challenges.
Every site needs sensors to capture data and connectivity to transfer that to a central database and then to a business intelligence tool (executive dashboard).
A common solution is to count foot traffic of customers when they enter and exit a store and track and compare this over time.
AISHOP deepcam Infrared Wi-Fi Traffic counter
AISHOP 7" Access Control Tablet
While this data can be useful for issues such as staff rostering, on its own a people counter is considered a “low end” solution. However, it is easily and often integrated to other data sources, such as POS or staffing data that adds significant business value.
Integrating your people counter with other sources provides crucial data that can helps enhance the customer experience and a range of other business KPI’s, such as conversion rates, wait times and average transaction values to name a few. This data ensures you are able to make informed, data driven decisions to improve efficiency in all aspects of your business.
AISHOP Shopping Mall Dashboard for Management