RFID self-service checkout, smart weighing and self-service cake screens are suitable for baking, retail and unmanned convenience stores to reduce queues and labor costs.
Self-service checkout, no queues during peak hours
The KimPos self-service checkout solution integrates RFID electronic tags and smart weighing, allowing customers to self-check and take away. Whether it is a bakery area, a community supermarket or a 24-hour unmanned convenience store, it can significantly reduce queues and manpower investment, and free store employees from repeatedly scanning codes.
Three types of self-service
- RFID self-service checkout : clothing, books and other tagged goods, the entire basket can be identified at once, settled in seconds, and integrated with anti-theft.
- Intelligent Weighing : Automatically identify categories and prices of baked bulk, fresh fruits and vegetables, without manual code input, with higher accuracy.
- self-service cake screen : Bakery store customers can choose the size, taste and decoration on the screen, and place orders directly to the kitchen.
The bakery community store uses a self-service cake screen to handle customization needs, turning "queuing up to order" into "self-service on the screen", making the front office more efficient.
24-hour cloud duty
Combining self-service checkout and remote monitoring, community supermarkets can be upgraded to 24-hour unmanned convenience stores: customers can purchase and settle on their own at night, with headquarters cloud monitoring and real-time alarms for abnormalities. A set of solutions takes into account the warmth of "manned service" and the efficiency of "unmanned operation", doubling the operating hours. For customers, they can buy much-needed goods late at night, making the experience more convenient; for merchants, rent and manpower are more fully utilized, and the efficiency of a single store is significantly improved. Self-service does not mean that no one cares, but that limited manpower is used in service links that require more warmth. At a time when labor costs are rising year by year, self-service checkouts are changing from "optional" to "standard equipment" in chain stores, and are also a key part of the implementation of unmanned retail.
