Welcome to the Future of Retailing. Truecount.

Truecount provides a unique, retail focused software platform supplying maximum visibility and accuracy into inventory. Created by a pioneer in the retail RFID community, Mr. Zander Livingston, Truecount has the ability to manage the execution of workflows and the people involved in retailing using granular, item level intelligence. Truecount’s proprietary G2™ solution, built from the ground up for retailers, goes beyond simple inventory management. The powerful combination of Truecount G2 software and Truecount services gives retailers the power of visibility into their business processes. Visibility is the ability to know exactly where things are located at any given point in time—where they are now, where they have been and who has interacted with them —and why. It allows retailers to capture new insights and analytics into their business operations never before possible. When retailers gain that level of visibility, they are better informed about what is happening within their processes, and can act accordingly and quickly. With Truecount G2 retailers can now ensure they have precisely what customers want, when and where they want it, ready to purchase.

Truecount Solves Your Biggest Problems. Fast.

Distortion and shrinkage are major issues.

• Existing inaccuracy of up to 65% makes effective replenishment impossible
• Too much product inventory translates into increased capital expenses
• Too little inventory or ordering can lead to missed opportunities and lost sales
• At any given time, 8% of all retail items are out-of-stock, costing the top 100 retailers an estimated $69 billion annually² How much is out of stock costing you?

Lack of supply chain visibility

• Inability to generate accurate forecasts and predictive models

Inefficient business processes compounded by high employee turnover

• Real-time item-level visibility is required to optimize critical workflows and business models

Let Truecount provide you with a no-obligation evaluation of your retail operation and show you how RFID can improve your supply chain processes from beginning to end.

Data Courtesy of [1] Harvard Business School and [2] RFIDJounal.com, March 29, 2010