Panoptyc published a study by the University of Leicester on the biggest self-checkout study ever done, finding interventions that actually work are exit gates, missed scan detection, personal display monitors, and someone paying attention on the floor.
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77% of loss prevention managers think weight alerts are the answer to self-checkout theft. I get why. It's the alert that fires the loudest. Here's the problem though. W…
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Panoptyc
Stop losing margin to theft and shrink. AI loss prevention for Grocery, C-Store, and Micro Market operators.
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- Software Development
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- Atlanta, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Panoptyc
Virtual Loss Prevention Team catching Grocery, C-Store, and Micro Market theft to get operators their time, money, and sanity back. Our machine learning and computer vision system highlights theft and the most suspicious behavior in your markets. Winner of the LPRC Product Protection Summit 2025 and Readers Choice Award 2025
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