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Zuora Launches Purpose-Built Billing and Revenue Recognition Solution for Consumption Business Models, Providing Flexibility and Resiliency to Help Endure Market Uncertainty

Companies now have full visibility into consumption to drive revenue forecasting and maximize customer retention

Zuora, Inc., a leading monetization platform provider for recurring revenue businesses, today announced new purpose-built consumption-based billing and consumption-based revenue recognition solutions. With these new offerings, Zuora’s market-leading solution now provides end-to-end billing and revenue recognition for consumption-based pricing, giving companies a comprehensive solution to quickly iterate across quote-to-cash and revenue accounting. By combining billing and revenue recognition capabilities, Zuora® offers the unique ability for companies to quickly go-to-market with flexible consumption models, all while maintaining revenue recognition that helps companies comply with ASC 606 and IFRS 15 standards.

As uncertain economic conditions continue, it’s critical for companies to tap into flexible monetization strategies to offer services with additional value. Zuora currently powers consumption-based pricing for over 40% of its customers, which have seen up to 22% higher net dollar retention (NDR) and 11% higher subscriber growth year-over-year (YoY) compared to their peers1. With experience powering consumption-based billing for hundreds of companies over the past decade, such as Siemens, Yotpo and Zoom, Zuora offers numerous complex models, while helping companies overcome the operational complexities that can come with consumption-based pricing.

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“Across industries, subscribers continue to demand pricing flexibility to change their subscriptions often and to pay for what they consume,” said Mathangi Ramanathan, Vice President of Product Management and General Manager at Zuora. “Businesses need the agility to experiment quickly and often, track and report on the consumption, and make it work seamlessly with their entire ecosystem. Over the past few years, many companies have adopted consumption models beyond the simple ‘pay-as-you-go,’ such as a prepaid drawdown model or multi-attribute consumption model, which creates added risk and complexity for finance teams.”

Since consumption is unpredictable and can change day to day, or even minute to minute, it can be challenging for finance teams to have full visibility into consumption across the customer base and accurately forecast for future consumption. This lack of predictability creates risk and complexity for revenue recognition. By adding a purpose-built solution for consumption-based revenue recognition, Zuora is now also helping companies better prepare and mitigate risk for the variance that can come with consumption-based pricing.

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With this launch, Zuora adds:

  • Out-of-the-box monetization models, such as prepaid drawdown, minimum and maximum commit, and pooled usage pricing, enabling businesses the ability to quickly react and adapt to their customers’ needs.
  • Consumption analytics, near real-time processing, and threshold notifications, enabling customers to see their consumption in near real-time and limit their spend. The same capabilities enable companies to monitor and forecast expansion opportunities for customers with high consumption.
  • Consumption-based reporting, dashboards and analytics, allowing companies to operationalize and automate consumption revenue recognition policies. This enables revenue accounting teams to better predict, forecast, and mitigate financial risks related to taking on the consumption-based pricing models.

“With Zuora, we’ve implemented consumption in a variety of ways that provide immediate value, increasing flexibility for our customers while making revenue more predictable,” said Moshe Sarusi, Director of Finance Operations and Global Billing at Yotpo. “By powering these models, Zuora is a critical partner that is helping us achieve stronger retention and faster growth.”

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Agiloft Launches University to Support Rise of Contract Operations Role as Business-Critical Function

-Companies with most successful contract lifecycle management systems have dedicated contract ops professionals to further widen the competitive advantage of enterprise CLM.

-Agiloft University focused on creating new generation of contract ops professionals and certified Agiloft Administrators.

Agiloft, the global standard in no-code contract lifecycle management (CLM), announced the launch of Agiloft University in response to the rise of contract operations as a business-critical role and CLM emerging into the mainstream for corporations worldwide. The new online Agiloft University will create the next generation of contract ops professionals and certified Agiloft Administrators within their organizations.

“Last year we saw the rise of the contract operations pro and the start of a talent war to secure their services,” said Eric Laughlin, CEO of Agiloft. “As contract lifecycle management (CLM) establishes itself as a business-critical function in the enterprise, a new breed of in-house professional is needed to handle the processes and technology used to manage contracts. Agiloft University will deepen that talent pool and empower users to become Agiloft Administrators within their organizations, giving customers a competitive advantage and helping them futureproof their CLM.”

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Agiloft University’s curriculum will train users from across enterprise procurement, sales, and legal teams to become contract operations pros and optimize their use of Agiloft’s flexible no-code platform. Offering users of all levels targeted training using online tutorials, videos, learning plans, and training materials, Agiloft University will enhance their skills whether they are new to the platform or have already spent time working within the platform’s limitless configuration potential. Agiloft University pupils will also:

Learn to configure their CLM system to further streamline operations, increase revenue, and reduce risk.
Maximize ROI by learning how to enhance usability, automate reporting, and expand user adoption.
Improve security and compliance with instruction on advanced permission structures, secure notifications, and other critical security features.

Agiloft University’s curriculum is maintained by experienced Agiloft configuration experts and will cover a wide range of topics, from basic template creation on Agiloft’s robust Contract Assistant for Microsoft Word, to security and keeping their organization’s data safe.

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“Agiloft University will give our customers the tools and training to meet the needs of today’s contract-driven enterprise,” said Gordon Loudon, VP of Professional Services and Training at Agiloft. “With the ability for business users to become Agiloft Administrators and contract operations professionals, they will serve a business-critical role in the continuous improvement and day-to-day operations of a CLM system.”

Rose Booble, Global Technical Training Manager at Agiloft, adds: “Customers continue to choose Agiloft because of our unmatched adaptability, scalability, reputation for implementation success, and overall customer-centric approach. But CLM operations require professionals who can understand contracts inside and out, as well as how they flow through a complex organization. That role requires dedicated, trained professionals who understand contracts and the various stakeholders who need access to the information and insights they contain. Agiloft University will ensure our graduates have the skills they need to ensure their CLM is both optimized and a strategic competitive advantage for their corporation.”

Agiloft University features three certification levels that will give graduates the skills they need to master and then move beyond the foundational stage of automating their contract management processes to connecting the data that is hidden in those contracts to key people and processes across their organization. This will ensure that their organization’s unstructured contract data is transformed into business-critical intelligence that ultimately delivers more strategic value and intelligence to optimize wider business outcomes.

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XY Retail Partners with BinHexS to Bring Speed and Flexibility to Retail Platform

XY Retail, the global commerce solution that helps retailers streamline omnichannel operations and foster the strongest, most meaningful and profitable relationships with their customers, today announced its partnership with Italy-based IT services company BinHexS. The new partnership strengthens XY Retail’s ability to provide post-installation support services and better implement roll-out activities.

XY Retail is a cloud-based, unified omnichannel commerce solution for luxury retailers looking to improve flexibility and speed to further meet customers’ requests on its platform. Working with clients like Bally, Loewe, Versace and Giorgio Armani, BinHexS brings a high level of focused skills, knowledge and experience within the retail and fashion industry to deliver a worldwide network of partners to support XY’s clients.

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“We believe BinHexS to be a perfect partner to support XY Retail,” said Susan Jeffers, CEO of XY Retail. “The company has always provided extensive support to prominent fashion brands. With that quality of experience, we’re confident BinHexS will help to drive XY forward as we look to expand our platform in 2023.”

BinHexS has become the premier name in fashion IT services, offering tailor-made technological solutions to address each client’s individual needs and focus points. Now working alongside XY Retail, the company brings in the resources and expertise to support XY’s growth and expand its capabilities.

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Spoiler Alert Earns Spot on Built In’s List of 2023 Best Places to Work

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Spoiler Alert recognized as 2023 Best Place to Work

Spoiler Alert, a mission-driven, venture-backed technology startup at the intersection of supply chain resiliency, affordable nutrition, and climate change, announces its recognition as one of Built In’s 2023 Best Places to Work, earning places with Best Startups to Work For, Fully Remote Best Startups to Work For, and Fully Remote Best Places to Work. The annual awards program honors companies of all sizes – remote, hybrid and in-office – with the best total rewards packages across the U.S.

“Here at Spoiler Alert, we pride ourselves on listening to employee feedback and continuously investing in initiatives that let us bring our best selves to work,” shares Ali Rosewood, Director of Operations. “This recognition is a testament to our efforts to create an equitable, engaging, and performance-driven culture that ensures our employees have the support and resources they need to grow professionally.” Over the past three years, the company has evolved its comprehensive compensation and benefits program and embraced a remote-first approach to hiring and collaboration. This includes progressive stipends for wellness, professional development, and remote work, as well as expanded PTO and parental leave programs to encourage balance.

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During this time, Spoiler Alert has also created opportunities for emerging leaders to take increasing responsibility in company management and shape the future of their functions. “Our people are so critical for allowing us to fulfill our mission and power the waste-free economy,” states Ricky Ashenfelter, co-founder and CEO. “Nothing is more fulfilling than coming to work alongside a passionate group of colleagues that care so much about both societal impact and the digital transformation of one of the most critical verticals of our economy.” This past year, Spoiler Alert helped its customers keep more than 300 million pounds of food out of landfills.

Built In determines the winners of Best Places to Work based on an algorithm, using company data about compensation and benefits. To reflect the benefits candidates are searching for more frequently on Built In, the program also weighs criteria like remote and flexible work opportunities, programs for DEI and other people-first cultural offerings.

“It’s my honor to congratulate this year’s Best Places to Work winners,” says Sheridan Orr, Chief Marketing Officer, Built In. “These exemplary companies understand their people are their most valuable asset, and they’ve stepped up to meet the modern professional’s new expectations, including the desire to work for companies that deliver purpose, growth and inclusion. These winners set the stage for a human-centered future of work, and we can’t wait to see that future unfold.”

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IDC Forecasts Steady Growth for Enterprise Applications through 2026 in Support of Digital Business Objectives

According to a new International Data Corporation (IDC) forecast, worldwide revenue for enterprise applications will grow from $279.6 billion in 2022 to $385.2 billion in 2026 with a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.0%. Nearly all this growth will come from investments in public cloud software, which is expected to represent nearly two thirds of all enterprise applications revenue in 2026.

While the process of migrating from on-premises applications to the cloud can take years, enterprise software vendors and their customers will continue the transition to the cloud as this is an essential part of business operations in the digital world. Companies that do not pursue this technology will sustain losses due to profound opportunity costs as their competitors adopt cloud technologies and the use of application programming interfaces (APIs), moving beyond the reach of technological holdouts with on-premises or homemade solutions.

“It’s no longer enough for businesses to sit back and rely on their technological debt of software and hardware assets to keep the company running. In the digital world, enterprise software needs to constantly innovate to keep up with demand for speed, scale, and a resilient business,” said Heather Hershey, research director, Worldwide Digital Commerce at IDC. “Organizations must invest in new tools to keep their application portfolio up to date as they move into the digital era, automating all processes while also leveraging innovation and a wealth of data to become a more creative and resilient company in the digital realm.”

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In addition to the ongoing cloud migration, IDC has identified a number of other significant market developments that are driving growth in the enterprise applications market.

  • SaaS and cloud-based, modular, and intelligent applications are no longer “nice to have” but are instead essential for business. Organizations that want to stay in business need AI-driven software that is cloud enabled, modular, and intelligent.
  • Application programmable interface technology will continue to be the backbone of the enterprise applications market. APIs will always resonate as a sound investment to companies that understand the pivotal role they play in connecting all the disparate code bases that make up the modern world.
  • Phasic migration to cloud with TaskApps augmentation will continue, particularly in B2B enterprises. TaskApps and low-code/no-code development tools are being used to close gaps, extend processes, or change up the business at a faster pace throughout the transition to digital first.
  • New global regulations around data privacy and ethics have changed the way organizations collect and use data, pushing governance to the forefront of the conversation. Compliance has become a differentiating factor for enterprises that prioritize trustworthiness.

“The digital world is completely altering the way software is utilized and incorporated into the organization from modularity to APIs to low code/no code to business process automation to TaskApps and even with innovation,” said Mickey North Rizza, group vice president, Enterprise Software at IDC. “Organizations are stretching their visions from filling technology gaps to optimizing processes globally to going the last mile with complete differentiators for their clients. The business world is finally starting to leverage the opportunity technology brings to it.”

The enterprise applications market is a competitive market that includes software specific to certain industries as well as software that can handle requirements for multiple industries. Enterprise applications can be delivered as a pre-integrated suite of applications (featuring common data and process models across functional areas) or as standalone applications that automate specific functional business processes, such as accounting, human capital management, or supply chain execution. The enterprise applications market consists of the following secondary markets: enterprise resource management, customer relationship management, engineering applications, supply chain management applications, and production applications.

The IDC report, Worldwide Enterprise Applications Software Forecast, 2022–2026: Digital Era Software on the Rise (Doc #US48563522), presents a five-year forecast for worldwide enterprise applications revenues, including spending by geographic region and deployment type (public cloud and on premises). The report also provides insight into the market’s evolution through 2026, including deployment models, trends, and significant market developments.

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inReality to Reinvent In-store Analytics with 4D Imaging Radar

  • Cutting-edge sensors to offer physical retailers unprecedented insights into shopper behavior, powering new levels of data-driven profitability.

  • Strategic relationship with Vayyar Imaging will give brick-and-mortar retailers intelligence comparable to website UX analytics.

  • 4D imaging radar sensors track traffic, engagement, and dwell times, while maintaining privacy at all times.

  • Cloud-based platform allows retailers to assess performance in key areas throughout any store.

inReality, the pioneering provider of retail analytics for physical stores, has partnered with Vayyar, the global leader in 4D imaging radar, to shed new light on shopper behavior.

Brick-and-mortar retailers of all sizes, as well as consumer brands, can now use inReality’s comprehensive, cloud-based turnkey solution and Vayyar’s best-in-class radio frequency sensors to understand and influence shopper engagement at key areas of interest throughout any store.

The integrated solution accurately counts traffic, flow, engagement and the average dwell time of engaged shoppers at in-store locations including island displays, end caps, and in-aisle fixtures, with complete configurability for proximity and dwell time.

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Store designers, merchandisers and store media planners can leverage these actionable insights – the real-world equivalent of website user experience analytics – to evaluate the performance of promotions on premium in-store real estate, while optimizing store layout, driving contextual selling, and adding new levels of personalization to the in-store journey.

Because no optics are involved, Vayyar’s 4D imaging radar sensors require no line of sight and maintain privacy at all times, a critical advantage over cameras.

“It’s time for traditional store networks to evolve from gut-feel to data-driven decision making,” said Ron Levac, CEO at inReality. “Giving physical retailers the granular analytics that online sellers take for granted is a step change for the industry and I’m thrilled to offer stores the tools they need to embrace the future.”

The inReality platform also compares entrance traffic to sales, staff hours, and marketing spend, revealing conversion ratio, staffing efficiency, and marketing impact respectively. In addition, retail networks can compare data across stores, time periods and individual campaigns, allowing them to learn from experience and rapidly replicate success.

“This strategic relationship will enable Vayyar to transform physical retail, as we have so many other industries,” said Ovi Jacob, Head of Retail at Vayyar Imaging. “I’m delighted to collaborate with an organization that shares our vision of why the right data at the right time is pivotal to profitability.”

inReality will be showcasing its unique platform, demonstrating its unrivaled range of features and explaining its groundbreaking price point, on booth 1255 at NRF January from 15th – 17th.

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ZineOne launches in AWS Marketplace, Achieves AWS Retail Competency

ZineOne, the in-session marketing platform that provides enterprises with real-time behavioral intelligence and increased conversions for anonymous website visitors, announced ZineOne is now available to purchase in AWS Marketplace, a digital catalog with thousands of software listings from independent software vendors that make it easy to find, test, buy, and deploy software that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Delivering innovative artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) solutions for a privacy-first world, ZineOne uses Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) and Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) for greater scalability, power and security. Combining ZineOne and AWS products and services delivers an enterprise-class, multi-tenant, software as a service (SaaS) offering.

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“We’re thrilled customers can now access ZineOne in AWS Marketplace”

AWS customers will now have access to ZineOne’s in-session marketing directly within AWS Marketplace. The ZineOne platform provides customers with the ability to improve online conversion rates, increase average order values, and drive revenue from anonymous, ecommerce site visitors.

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“We’re thrilled customers can now access ZineOne in AWS Marketplace,” said Debjani Deb, CEO of ZineOne. “ZineOne will be presenting at an AWS Retail Tech-Talk during NRF 2023, and we’re excited to share more about how our solutions empower retailers with this year’s attendees at ZineOne’s booth.”

ZineOne’s availability in AWS Marketplace follows at the heels of the company earning the AWS Retail Competency. AWS Retail Competency Partners allow retailers to accelerate their digital transformation across the enterprise, including marketing, merchandising, supply chain, store operations, finance, and IT. These AWS Partner offerings are validated by AWS experts for demonstrated technical proficiency and proven retail customer success in one or more of the specialized areas of retail technology such as customer engagement, corporate merchandising and planning, supply chain and distribution, physical, digital, and virtual store, advanced retail data science, and core retail business applications.

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New Oracle Payment Cloud Service Gives Retailers Greater Transparency and Pricing Flexibility

Retail brands can now accept all major payment options to give shoppers a choice in how they pay without the unexpected costs or long-term contracts

The welcome return to in-store shopping has also brought retailers a host of unexpected payment processing fees and complexity. To help combat this challenge, Oracle extended its comprehensive retail cloud platform to include the Oracle Retail Payments Cloud Service. With the solution, US retailers can now accept the latest in contactless payment options, including debit/credit cards and Apple, Google, and Samsung Pay, without the hidden fees and unpredictable costs that erode the bottom line. This is all with transparent, fixed-fee rate pricing with no long-term contract lock-in or monthly minimum requirements.

“Retailers have long been at the mercy of a payment ecosystem with high and unpredictable fees,” said Mike Webster, senior vice president and general manager of Oracle Retail. “Today we are extending our retail cloud platform to bring a more stable ‘payment to processing’ solution to market for a fraction of the cost. Now, retailers have a single provider to manage their in-store operations, from staffing and inventory management, through to customer engagement and transaction processing.”

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One stop shop for payments through to processing

The variability of payment processing costs by provider and card type, coupled with unpredictable system stability and service fees, make it hard for retailers to estimate processing costs in their financial planning. Oracle Retail Payment Cloud Service provides a fixed rate and competitive pricing model that enables retailers to anticipate exactly how much they will pay for every transaction – regardless of payment method used. There are no additional service or convenience fees or monthly minimums.

And as the service runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), it has high security standards, end-to-end encryption, and is PCI/DSS compliant. When integrated with Oracle Retail Xstore Point-of-Service (POS) and Oracle MICROS hardware, it provides retailers with a complete platform for payment acceptance through to processing.

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ChicMe Chooses Forter to Optimize Customer Experience and Support New Market Expansion

In just four months, ChicMe reduced fraud-related payment refusals by more than 50% in key markets

Forter, the Trust Platform for digital commerce, announced that ChicMe, a leading online women’s fashion brand, selected Forter to support its global expansion by improving payment processing, reducing fraud and increasing order fulfillment efficiency. As a result of the partnership, the retailer has already reduced fraud-related payment refusals, increased payment transaction rates and significantly improved the manual review process for uncertain orders.

ChicMe, a Geeko Tech fashion brand already popular in North America and Europe, experienced rapid growth throughout 2022 in Latin American markets such as Mexico and Brazil. Its mission is to consistently satisfy its customers by providing quality, on-trend fashion at affordable prices. The company aims to provide a user-friendly shopping experience that features hassle-free customer service, timely delivery and a product range that delights its customers.

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“Customer satisfaction, experience and security are a key priority for us. Balancing these priorities with our plans for market expansion became a growing challenge”

ChicMe decided to seek out a fraud prevention solution after encountering challenges with its payment and risk control processes in its emerging markets. An increase in fraudulent transactions in Latin America, for instance, directly impacted its profit margin and compromised its banking channels.

According to Forter’s research, denying legitimate transactions can cause up to 75x more lost revenue for merchants than fraud. Known as “false declines,” these occurrences are more likely to hit new customers. New shoppers are 5-7x more likely to be declined by legacy fraud tools than returning customers. Forty percent of those shoppers who are falsely declined will then move on to purchase from a competitor instead. Knowing this risk, ChicMe quickly jumped into action to reverse these challenges, improve the user experience across all regions and ultimately set the entire business up for success.

The brand selected Forter for its deep understanding of identity, accuracy in declaring legitimate transactions trustworthy, and use of automation to prevent fraud and improve the overall digital user experience – and ChicMe saw results almost instantly.

“Customer satisfaction, experience and security are a key priority for us. Balancing these priorities with our plans for market expansion became a growing challenge,” said Li Feng, chief technology officer, Geeko Tech. “Working with Forter has empowered us to scale our business while maintaining superior customer experience and blocking fraud. In fact, we’ve already increased our payment success rate by 5 percent, and payment refusals due to fraud dropped by more than 50 percent – in only four months.”

“Leading retailers like ChicMe understand that solving for fraud accurately and instantly with automation means they’re free to focus on driving business results, expanding into new markets and building lifetime customer value,” said Marcus Holm, chief revenue officer, Forter. “We’re thrilled to see the immediate impact ChicMe has had since partnering with Forter and we’re excited for what’s to come.”

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Pricer Presents Store-in-a-Store Solution at NRF 2023

At NRF Retail’s Big Show 2023, Pricer is showcasing shelf-edge automation and communication solutions to meet retail trends and support leading retailers.

Designated backroom picking areas are becoming the new paradigm in store operations. At NRF 2023 Pricer is showcasing a Store-in-a-Store solution enabling two coexisting Pricer Plaza electronic shelf label (ESL) environments bringing new levels of efficiency for customer service and order fulfillment. Retailers are seeing the logic of keeping the high runners in a designated picking area, relieving store picking stress on customers and lowering picking time. With Pricer’s store-in-a-store solution, retailers run the back-store designated picking area using high speed pick-to-light and real-time next delivery data to fulfill buy online, pick up in-store (BOPIS ) orders quickly for customers, while at the same time driving retail space productivity with shelf edge automation.

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Pricer Power and the Final Word on Color

Color displays bring the experience grocery customer are seeking, and that grocery retailers need. At NRF Pricer is displaying the full range of color ESLs. Pricer’s unique position as the industry leader in low power consumption and system autonomy now reveals itself as the best platform for scalable color adoption for retailers.

Pricer ShelfVision – for real-time shelf monitoring

Together with Tier-1 retailers, Pricer has developed an AI-enabled shelf monitoring camera: Pricer ShelfVision. The combination of ShelfVision and real-time analytics will automatically alert associates when to restock, rearrange misplaced products or place product orders.

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Digital Signage solution for enhanced consumer messaging

Pricer believes that the integration of digital signage and electronic shelf labels is a key element in unifying consumer messaging across all elements of in-store communication. This allows retailers to maintain absolute consistency and control of pricing and promotion while maximizing the effectiveness of communication to the consumer. Pricer’s digital shelf edge technology, SmartRail, together with electronic shelf labels are giving retailers a new edge in endcap promotion. The solution leverages the SaaS Pricer Plaza environment to bring a user-friendly and robust gateway for digital promotion management.

“Many leading retail brands are now integrating ESL to transform their operations and customer experience, from electronics to food, from hardware to pharmacy and convenience,” says Charles Jackson, Head of the Americas at Pricer. “Our customers cannot afford to break the trust and loyalty they have built with their customers, and need scalable and reliable tools to build their business for the future.”

NRF 2023 is one of the leading retail technology trade shows in the world and is held in New York, on January 15-17, 2023.

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