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Unique visitors and the mood at the tills, on the floor plan: which zones turn into baskets, and which rarely see a visit.
A real shopper-by-shopper journey.
For stores and malls: a door count sees entries, not shoppers. A shopper who comes back is one unique visit, not a new entry.
For stores and malls where a door count sees entries, not shoppers. A Pulses Vision device on the ceiling over the aisles shows a shopper who comes back as one unique visit, not a new entry. Pulses CX shows unique visitors and the mood on the floor plan, zone by zone, which zones turn into baskets and which rarely see a visit. Transactions are estimated from the device even before the tills are connected; connect the POS and revenue metrics unlock. When a shopper comes back for a second look, the floor team hears, and when one lingers and leaves without buying, the merchandiser hears, on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email. Anonymous Unique FaceID is derived on the device and holds no personal data; all processing happens on the device and only anonymous metadata leaves.
From the door to the floor team.
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Pulses Vision on the store ceiling
A Pulses Vision device sits on the ceiling over the aisles.
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Unique shoppers, aisle to basket, understood
A shopper who comes back is one unique visit, not a new entry. See where the mood dips, zone by zone, and which zones turn into baskets. Transactions are estimated, even before the tills are connected.
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The merchandiser hears what to change
Back for a second look, the floor team hears. When a shopper lingers and leaves without buying, the merchandiser hears. Alerts land on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email.
By design Anonymous Unique FaceID: derived on the device; it can't be turned back into a picture. No personal data.All processing happens on the device; only anonymous metadata leaves.Transactions estimated before the POS is connected; connect it and revenue metrics unlockAlerts on the channels your team already answers
The floor, the promotion, the visit.
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02 / 03 Promotions
The end-cap by traffic and conversion against the week before; high interest, or a second look, sent to the floor team.
03 / 03 Visits & Transactions
Visits that end before any shopping zone, by hour, and transactions estimated from the device before the POS is connected.
In a busy store, shopper by shopper.
Transcript
In a busy store, shoppers decide aisle by aisle. Yet a door count sees entries, not shoppers. Pulses. AI for the physical world. A Pulses Vision device on the store ceiling understands unique shoppers, aisle to basket. A shopper who comes back is one unique visit, not a new entry. See where shoppers linger, and where the mood dips. Measure the promotion by traffic and conversion. Back for a second look, the floor team hears. Visits that never reach a till become a bounce rate. Transactions are estimated before the tills are connected. Over one hundred and fifty million journeys counted across Pulses deployments. Designed and made in the UAE. See the full showcase.
Take it to your team.
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Deck · PDFThe store floor, in slides
The story for your leadership team: the problem and how it works.
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Leave-behind · PDFThe two-page summary
Print-ready. Hand it on after the walkthrough.
Questions from retail teams
How can I count unique visitors instead of entries?
Pulses shows a shopper who comes back as one unique visit, not a new entry. It works through Anonymous Unique FaceID: derived on the Pulses Vision device over the aisles, it can't be turned back into a picture and holds no personal data. Pulses CX shows unique visitors on the floor plan, zone by zone, beside the mood at the tills.
How do retailers measure store conversion rate from footfall?
Pulses CX shows which zones turn into baskets and which rarely see a visit, and the visits that end before any shopping zone, by hour. Transactions are estimated from the Pulses Vision device even before the tills are connected; connect the POS and revenue metrics unlock. Each visit is a unique visitor, so a shopper who comes back is not a second entry.
How do retailers know whether an in-store promotion worked?
Pulses measures the promotion's zone by traffic and conversion against the week before, so an end-cap shows how it did beside its own past. Shoppers who show high interest, or come back for a second look, are sent to the floor team. The measure comes from Pulses Vision devices over the aisles, processed on the device.
How can a store spot shoppers who were very interested but did not buy?
When a shopper lingers and leaves without buying, the merchandiser hears, on WhatsApp, Teams, SMS or email. When a shopper comes back for a second look, the floor team hears. Pulses reads both from Pulses Vision devices on the ceiling, which process on the device and send only anonymous metadata.
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