FastSensor: Footfall Analytics (AI/Behavioral) in Brick-and-Mortar
by FastSensor
Low cost, real time customer journey tracking for retail using unsupervised AI SaaS
FastSensor is a vector, radio frequency (RF) trilateration technology offering an indoor/outdoor geospatial tracking and sensing platform that ensures organizations have access to contextual, timely information on customer journey and behavior. Requiring no opt-ins or downloads, FastSensor passively measures over 90% of all customers buying behaviors - all while maintaining privacy policies that meet every current worldwide standard. In order to protect the consumer, FastSensor anonymizes all data before transmission, disassociating personal information from behavioral data. We use data encryption and data substitution/mask techniques to keep the data safe. FastSensor does not keep any personal or specific information that can re-identify the customer.
Typical Use Cases
Foot Traffic Analysis
Purchase Conversion
Attraction/Dwell by Area
Loyalty Behaviors
Labor Optimization
A/B Display/Promotion Testing
Queue Management
Concept Store Testing
FastSensor’s solution can support physical retail, tradeshow, experiential, restaurant, stadium and auto dealership providers. The FastSensor solution can support all size locations, from 200 foot micro-shops up to 200,000 foot mega stores, and any size client, from small regional chains up to worldwide brands.
Ideal Company Targets:
Global, national and multi-store retail brands
National trade show and experiential/event organizers
Auto dealership groups and OEMs
Restaurant chains/quick-service restaurants
Franchises
FastSensor differentiators:
1/3rd to 1/5th the cost of "competitive" solutions
90%+ passive/anonymous penetration
1 square meter accuracy
Global privacy policy compliance
Proprietary, cloud-based algorithms
Multi-signal reconciliation/deduplication
Employee identification and data segregation
Fixed asset identification and data segregation
Behavioral analytics (customer vs people counting)
Location and behavioral triggers