Over the past year, Australian shoppers have felt the pinch of rising costs on essentials from groceries to petrol. While it’s easy to blame retailers for passing on these expenses, businesses of all sizes are grappling with similar financial pressures.
Are you unknowingly putting your business at risk? Despite your best efforts to safeguard your merchandise, customers, and staff, relying on traditional keys for security might be leaving you vulnerable to both internal and external threats.
Imagine you’re a retailer, and the key to winning over customers lies right at your point of sale. At Sabel, we’ve got a lineup of fantastic InVue POS display solutions, but two of our top contenders are the NE150 and the NE360.
July 25, 2022 by InVue Mobile point of sale systems are becoming popular for obvious reasons: they add efficiency and speed to the sales process, create easy connections between devices and allow for secure transactions and operational support.
March 2, 2022 by Derek Johnson, InVue Most consumers have encountered a common frustration about purchasing products in-store. You get to the retailer, go to a specific aisle, look for your product – and it’s not there. Now what?
Written by InVue In business, just like in life, it is important to know when you have a problem. And if you are in retail, you know that solving problems before they occur is the key to keeping your customers happy and store operations running smoothly.
Written by InVue Selling personal devices like smartphones, tablets and wearables on the retail floor can be incredibly lucrative - if you can convince shoppers to buy. All too often, in-store customers will examine devices, and perhaps talk to your salespeople, but won’t actually purchase a device, instead opting to buy online directly from the manufacturer. What can retailers do to close more sales?
In the modern world of retail, analytics and data plays a vital role in maximising the efficiency of a store while also improving the customer experience... That’s why on-shelf availability is a key metric every retailer needs to know.
That empty shelf might seem like a small thing, but to customers learning the item they seek is unavailable could be a loyalty deal breaker, prompting them to leave the store and seek the product they want somewhere else.
Written by Chris Gibson, InVue As the Chief Product and Marketing Officer for InVue, I often field the question, “Isn’t brick and mortar retail dying?” With the rise of e-commerce (even before the pandemic) and changing shopping habits, it is a fair question. Predictions about the future of retail walk a fine line between what the industry thinks consumers will want, and what technology can do to delight us.
