Remote store patrol and anti-theft system for a certain supermarket chain store

Project background

The supermarket chain has 68 stores in the Pearl River Delta, 40% of which are old stores that have been operating for more than 5 years. Businesses want to do this without large-scale Under the premise of wiring transformation, a video system can be established that allows the headquarters to conduct unified store inspections and stores to install independently.

Innovative deployment methods

This project adopts the "Direct mailing of equipment + self-assembly by store staff + remote acceptance" model:

1. The headquarters provides a store floor plan template, and the store manager takes photos and marks suspicious blind spots and sends them back.
2. The technical team remotely outputs site maps and installation instructions.
3. The equipment arrives at the store by express delivery, and the clerk fixes the bracket as shown in the picture, plugs it in, and scans the QR code to bind it.
4. The headquarters will accept the screen angle online and fine-tune it remotely if necessary.

This model shortens the single-store deployment cycle from the traditional 3–5 days to less than 1 day, and the overall project is completed within 3 weeks.

Operational value

• Store inspection efficiency:Regional managers can complete 80% of daily inspections remotely, and on-site inspections focus on key stores.
• Loss prevention effect: Within half a year of launch, the cash register discrepancy rate dropped by about 35%.
• Dispute handling:Customer complaints can be quickly verified through video recording, and the average processing time is shortened from 2 days to 2 hours.
• Display optimization: Adjusting the end-shelf display based on the data of passenger flow hot spots, the sales volume of key categories increased by about 12%.