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Retail product intelligence

Turn productdisplays intosales opportunities.

Increase cart value with product interaction and in-store advertising.

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Stores in an anonymized seven-location brief showed a higher observed average basket after a recorded product pickup.About 81,500 purchases across seven months. Observational comparison.

A shelf can do more than hold productRecorded
Brand Spotlight kiosk screen featuring a Top League Cannabis promotion
Brand Spotlight studyOne anonymized store, two advertised brands, 65-day matched window
$40.3K

01 / interactive display

Try the display from shelf to cart.

Use the shelf and screen below. The demo records each product interaction.

Lift a product to see the screen respond.
A retail product display with a large touchscreen and three product shelves
TPB kiosk home screen

These counts track product selections made in this demo. Published case studies below show reported sales results.

How it works

From product interaction to purchase.

01Lift or tap

A shopper lifts a product or selects it on the screen.

02Compare

The screen shows product details, promotions, and related choices.

03Build a cart

The shopper adds products and starts Quick Checkout or uses your usual checkout process.

04Measure

StorePulse reports product views, cart adds, checkout attempts, and completed purchases when your connected systems provide them.

02 / Brand Spotlight

Turn featured products into a sales campaign.

Brand Spotlight gives selected products prominent placement in the kiosk experience, then reports what shoppers viewed, added to cart, and bought.

$40.3K

Sales above matched baseline

Two advertised brands finished 28.8% above their matched baseline in a documented Brand Spotlight study.

One anonymized store ran the campaign for 65 days. The reported sales difference was $40,291 for the two advertised brands.

Observational case studyRead the Spotlight case study ↗

StorePulse reporting

See what shoppers viewed before they bought.

Reports show product views, cart adds, checkout attempts, and completed purchases. Compare those actions to decide what to test next.

Read the 4/20 report
SessionsStarted747
ProductsViewed3,089
CartAdded1,671
CheckoutAttempted933
PurchaseCompleted446

04 / starting layout

Find your starting layout.

Choose a sales goal and recurring peak traffic. Get a generalized display mix and placement concept for your next planning conversation.

Primary business goal
Peak sales-floor traffic
Generalized sales floor
Illustrative placement concept. Stations are not to scale and do not show final unit quantities.

Choose one goal and one traffic level.

Rollout

What your TPB rollout can include.

Kiosk software, screens and computers, NFC readers and tags, POS and catalog connection work, display planning, setup, reporting, and support.

New or existing location

Include TPB in a new store plan or fit it into your current space.

Display formats

Choose Lift N Learn flower stations, Pick N Place category stations, menu boards, custom built-ins, or counter, wall, and free-standing displays.

POS compatibility

Dutchie, Treez, Cova, Flowhub, Blaze, and other POS systems with a qualifying open API. Available connections and checkout steps depend on your setup.

Build your next product display around a sales goal you can measure.

Start with the product, customer action, and result your team needs to understand. Then plan the right display for that job.

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