Smart Retail Operation
Run the floor on live data. From our Product.me platform to electronic shelf labels, customer-flow analytics and connected logistics, we turn every store into a measurable, responsive operation.
Product.me Platform
Our flagship retail OS — orchestrating content, IoT events and BI across every store and screen, supporting any device and integrating with the systems you already run.
One operational view across screens, labels, sensors and alerts
Centralised management
A central workspace lets teams organise screens, stores, devices and campaigns without visiting every location. Local differences remain visible, while shared rules and approvals keep the network coherent.
IoT event triggers
Connected sensors can turn a physical event into an immediate digital response. Lifting a product, opening a cooler or crossing a zone may trigger relevant content, a staff task or a recorded operational event.
Real-time BI & reports
Operational data becomes useful when teams can see what is happening now and compare it with prior patterns. Clear dashboards bring device health, engagement and store activity into one decision-ready view.
Any display device
One content workflow can serve large video walls, shelf-edge screens, kiosks, tablets and standard commercial displays. Layouts adapt to each format so a campaign remains recognisable without forcing every screen to behave identically.
Modular & scalable
A modular platform starts with the capabilities a retailer needs today and adds stores, devices or workflows as the programme grows. Components remain connected without turning every expansion into a replacement project.
Built & supported by Glove Retail
The same team that shapes the platform can help configure, deploy and support it in the field. That short path between software and store operations makes practical feedback easier to turn into improvements.
Electronic Shelf Labels
Digital price tags with omnichannel coordination — change prices network-wide in seconds and keep shelf and online perfectly in sync.
Connected shelf pricing maintained at the point of sale
Dynamic pricing
Electronic shelf labels replace manual paper changes with centrally issued price updates. Teams can schedule markdowns or respond to approved pricing rules while the shelf keeps a clear, current value for shoppers.
Omnichannel sync
A shared product and pricing source helps the shelf, checkout and online store present the same current information. Synchronisation reduces the frustrating gap between what a shopper sees on a screen and in the aisle.
ESL fixings & rails
Labels need purpose-made rails, clips and holders to sit securely on different shelves, baskets, freezer edges and produce fixtures. Correct mounting protects sightlines and keeps displays readable at the shopper’s angle.
Promotion automation
Promotion rules can update shelf labels at the scheduled start and end of a campaign. Accent colour, indicator lights and secondary messages make a temporary offer visible without a manual label swap.
Battery & fleet management
A fleet view tracks label connectivity, battery condition and update status across the store. Maintenance can then focus on the small number of devices that need attention rather than inspecting every shelf manually.
Store-wide rollout
A store-wide deployment moves systematically from data preparation and fixture surveys to staged installation and verification. Shelf labels, rails and network components arrive organised by aisle so the shop can keep operating.
Customer Flow Management
Understand and shape how shoppers move — from people counting and queue management to demographic profiling that informs staffing and layout.
People counting and queue visibility in the live store
People counting
Entrance sensors count direction of travel to show how many people enter and leave a location. Aggregated counts support conversion, occupancy and staffing analysis without requiring staff to tally visitors by hand.
Queue management
Queue analytics measures line length and waiting patterns, then helps staff react before service slows. Guidance screens or alerts can open another lane and direct shoppers toward available checkouts.
Demographic profiling
Anonymous audience analytics estimates broad visitor groups and viewing patterns to help compare how spaces and campaigns perform. The useful output is aggregated trend data rather than the identity of any individual shopper.
Heatmaps & dwell time
Aggregated location data shows where customers pause, which routes they favour and how long key zones hold attention. Teams can compare those patterns before and after a layout or campaign change.
Staffing insights
Traffic and queue patterns help managers align staff coverage with the hours and zones that need it most. The goal is not surveillance of employees, but a clearer operational plan for serving expected demand.
Fitting-room assistance
A fitting-room call control gives shoppers a simple way to request another size or staff help without leaving the room. Status lights and a staff panel route the request to the right zone discreetly.
Logistics & In-store Tech
The connected hardware layer — RFID inventory accuracy, smart lockers, fleet tracking and customised refrigeration and furniture.
RFID inventory, smart storage and connected cold-chain equipment
RFID inventory
RFID tags let teams scan many items quickly without direct line of sight. Handheld and fixed readers help reconcile stock, locate missing products and understand what has moved between back room and sales floor.
Smart lockers
Connected lockers provide a secure handover point for pickup, returns or staff equipment. Compartments open with a code, app or credential, while the system records availability and collection status.
Fleet tracking
Tracking devices make reusable carts, cages, equipment and delivery vehicles easier to locate across a distributed operation. A shared view reduces time spent searching and highlights assets that have stopped moving unexpectedly.
Customised furniture
Purpose-built counters, cabinets and display fixtures combine the store’s visual language with the technology they must house. Cable routes, ventilation, service access and product presentation are resolved as part of the furniture.
Refrigeration units
Retail refrigeration ranges from compact branded coolers to multi-deck cabinets and integrated frozen displays. Temperature control, door format, airflow and monitoring are selected around the product and shopping environment.
Click-and-collect
A clear collection point joins online ordering to the physical store. Staging shelves, chilled or ambient lockers and a simple check-in flow help staff prepare orders and customers collect them with minimal waiting.
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