Software
Unattended retail OS: cabinets, stock tasks and replenishment
An operations platform for unattended cabinets: device master data, stock tasks, remote price changes and a replenishment app. We do not publish recognition rates we did not measure.
Background
After the cabinet network grew, stock, device health and replenishment were three different stories. Missing items were reported by phone. Price changes meant a site visit. Recognition, gravity and sales did not share a ledger.
What we shipped
Device-side adapters by cabinet type, a SaaS admin for sites, SKUs, stock and tickets, and a field app for restock and maintenance.
What was breaking
- Lane or shelf stock did not match what sold.
- Open-door cabinets and spiral machines were not one master-data model.
- Price and promotion changes required standing in front of the device.
- Faults showed up as customer complaints, not tickets.
Approach
Sites, devices, lanes or shelves and SKUs sit in one master. Devices post take or vend events. Exceptions go to review. Stockouts create replenishment tasks. Operators change price remotely. Recognition accuracy is not a published promise on this page.
Modules
- Site, device, lane/shelf and SKU masters
- Cabinet adapters by hardware type
- Stock tasks and shortage alerts
- Remote price and promotion updates
- Replenishment and maintenance app
Describe cabinet types and the stock jobs that must work on day one. Start at /en/software/ or /en/contact/.