Solutions
Product Journey: From Shelf to Checkout
Make sure products are available and understand how they convert.
What is out-of-stock detection?
Out-of-stock detection uses cameras or RFID to identify empty or low shelves in real time. Combined with shopper behaviour data, it shows how products move from shelf to fitting room and checkout, so retailers can replenish faster and understand which products attract interest but fail to convert.
What it helps you improve
On-shelf availability
Fewer lost sales due to empty shelves.
Faster replenishment
Alerts so teams act before shoppers notice.
Product conversion
Know which products are picked up and which are bought.
Use cases
Out-of-Stock Monitoring
Detect empty or low shelves and displays in real time using computer vision or RFID.
Replenishment
Send replenishment alerts to store teams and measure response times.
Product Conversion: Shelf to Fitting Room and/or Checkout
Follow how products move from shelf to fitting room and checkout to identify items with high interest but low conversion.
How we work
- STEP 1
Consulting
We analyse your stores, goals and existing infrastructure.
- STEP 2
Design
We design the combination of technologies for each location.
- STEP 3
Installation
On-site installation and integration with your systems.
- STEP 4
Content & analytics
We set up the CMS, content and dashboards.
- STEP 5
Support
Own technical support and maintenance.
Technologies involved
Industries
Frequently asked questions
Does out-of-stock detection require RFID?
Not necessarily. It can use computer vision, RFID or both, depending on the category and store.
Which sectors benefit most?
Grocery, FMCG brands and fashion.
Next step
Talk to an expert
Tell us about your stores and what you want to measure or communicate. We'll design the right combination of analytics, screens and content for your points of sale.