Recover lost sales and shrinking margins with item-level RFID that keeps shelf stock, backroom stock, and system stock telling the same story.
A customer who can't find their size walks out — and the sale rarely comes back. Retailers lose revenue in both directions at once: stockouts on items the system swears are available, and shrinkage that's only discovered at the annual count. Store teams, meanwhile, spend hours cycle-counting instead of selling.
The root cause is item-level blindness. POS data says what sold; it can't say what's actually on the shelf versus the backroom, what was misplaced, or what left without being scanned. Store inventory accuracy commonly sits far below what planning systems assume.
POXO tags merchandise at item level, letting staff count an entire store in under an hour with a handheld reader and reconcile shelf, backroom, and system stock daily. RFID-enabled gates double as loss-prevention, detecting unpaid tagged items at exits — one tag serving both inventory and security.
Store-wide inventory counts in under an hour instead of days
Item-level accuracy keeps replenishment and e-commerce promises honest
Shrinkage detected daily at exits, not annually at stocktake
One RFID tag serves inventory, EAS security, and fast checkout
Misplaced items found instantly with handheld Geiger-style search
Fewer stockouts on floor sizes and variants that were 'in stock' in the system
Retail runs on a simple promise: what the system says is available, the customer can actually buy. Every gap in that promise costs a sale, a return visit, or both.
POXO’s item-level RFID closes the loop between the shelf and the system. Daily counts become routine, exits watch for what inventory watching alone can’t catch, and the store’s data finally describes the store.
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