AML Software: StoreScan
Overview
StoreScan Price Verification brings the convenience of price-checking to customers in any sized retail establishment.
The StoreScan price-checking software from AML is a simple, yet powerful application that allows retailers of all types to offer the convenience of price verification to their customers. Eliminate the frustration of missing or incorrect pricing by offering easy, self-service functionality using an AML kiosk.
- Customize slideshow
- Use custom logo
- Works off USB drive
- Clone to other kiosks
- Change data easily
- Pick a color scheme
Applications
Give your customers access to customizable information that can influence a buying decision in the store.
With minimal maintenance costs and quick, easy installation, the AML StoreScan price-checking solution can bring an immediate ROI. Allow customers to check a price of a product at their convenience while freeing up employees to perform other duties.
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StoreScan will read back the price information which is matched from your uploaded data file.
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Promotional data such as seasonal discounts or special deals can be used as part of product description.
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A product description field provides customers with more information to help drive the buying decision.
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A custom slideshow may be used to provide customers with even more promotional information on up to 8 slides.
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Use an uploaded logo and choose a color scheme in StoreScan to strengthen the brand of the small-business retail space.
Requirements
Product Requirements
Kiosk Type
StoreScan is available for all AML kiosks: Phoenix, KDT3, Monarch.
Kiosk Mounting
StoreScan operates within any AML kiosk. The kiosk should be mounted within a retail space in a way most accessible to all customers and located in an area which can be seen from most of the shopping area.
Kiosk Power
The kiosks may be powered using a AC power adaptor, which requires the kiosk to positioned near an AC outlet. Alternatively, the kiosk maybe powered using the internal Power-over-Ethernet capability by connecting an Ethernet cable to a PoE equipped network switch.
