The term "in-store" covers all processes taking place in a sales hall in sales networks – retail and wholesale. The aim of the systems for managing these processes is aiding the activities carried out by shop employees and making it easier for Customers to do the shopping.
We supports the handling of in-store processes by means of a range of solutions enabling the increase in effectiveness of individual processes in retail and wholesale outlets. Our solutions operate based on mobile computers and automatic identification technologies. This enables access to information in real time, at any location of retail outlet. These solutions guarantee significant acceleration of carrying out processes and virtually eliminate errors (e.g. incorrect name or incorrect code of goods).
The scale of in-store systems depends on the size of retail outlet and processes carried out there. In convenience store, sufficient solution is a bar code reader working with a cash register (POS) and price checking devices. In hypermarket networks, where the number of transactions in Points of Sale is higher, the benefits of implementing IT platform increase. A system aiding the operation of mobile terminals, used by both the staff in a sales hall and the managers, facilitates the increase in the effectiveness of a store (stocking up shelves, current prices) and helps to shorten logistic processes within the goods acceptance zone. The scope and functionality of solutions are always based on accurate analysis of Customer requirements.
IT devices and systems designed for retail sector are only tools that aid the completion of certain processes. Usually, they do not operate independently, but in combination with such systems as: cash register systems, warehouse systems or other systems used for managing retail outlets. Such systems enable effective management of a store (sales hall) in such areas as: supply, marketing, price policy.
KODYS has supplied to Valcovna Trub TZ, another terminals MC9090-K used to most demanding environment.
BCS Polska expanded radio network to a further access points, in the new parts of Yawal SA warehouse in Herby.
KODYS organised a seminar under this name at the National Technical Library on 13. 5. 2010.