// ON THE ROADMAP

INSTANT ALERTS.

You find out the day it happens. Not at the end of the month. Not at stocktake. The same day.

// PREVIEW, DEMO NUMBERS

YOUR MORNING
IN THREE PINGS.

One button. Three alerts. Each one lands the moment it would cost you money. Hit play and watch what a connected shop looks like when nothing hides for long.

RETAILGUARDTODAY
RETAILGUARD 07:02
Spring Water 2L selling below cost. Price today: 1.95, cost: 2.10.
BELOW COST
RETAILGUARD 11:14
Supplier cost rise landed on Butter 454g. Margin now 4.1 percent, target was 22 percent.
MARGIN DROP
RETAILGUARD 15:40
Price drift caught on Dairy Spread 1kg. Selling at 2.60 today, should be 2.89.
PRICE DRIFT
€0 caught the same day, demo numbers

The morning report tells you what happened overnight.

Instant Alerts will tell you the moment it happens: a line slips below cost, a cost rise lands on an invoice, a price change fails to verify on the till. Three pings in one morning can be worth more than a full stocktake.

You choose what is worth interrupting your day for. Everything else waits politely for the morning.

154,013 product lines synced nightly. The ECR Retail Loss Group estimates independent shops lose between 5 and 10 percent of revenue to pricing errors and shrink. One morning alert that catches a below cost line before it sits for a week is estimated to recover around 58 euro that week alone.

// WHAT TRIGGERS AN ALERT
Below costA selling price drops below your latest cost. You are paying customers to take the product off the shelf.
Margin driftA supplier cost rise arrives and the selling price was never adjusted. Your margin bleeds quietly.
Price mismatchThe price on the till does not match what you set. A manual override, a sync failure, or a missed update.

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Recovery figure (estimated 58 euro per week) based on three real leaks found in a one week RetailGuard pilot, not a guaranteed outcome. Loss range (5 to 10 percent) from ECR Retail Loss Group research. Product count (154,013) from a live RetailGuard connection.