Self-checkout built for speed, control and continuous innovation

Support a wide range of everyday checkout situations with 100+ built-in shopper and attendant capabilities. This breadth helps stores handle exceptions, edge cases, and peak-period complexity without relying on custom workflows or workarounds.

Enable attendants and managers to review approvals and resolve interventions remotely. This helps reduce lane interruptions, improves response time during busy periods and allows staff to focus on high-value customer interactions.

Designed with usability and accessibility best practices in mind, the interface helps make self-checkout clearer and easier to use for a broader range of shoppers, reducing friction and limiting the need for assistance.

An API-first architecture helps simplify integration with existing systems and third-party services. This supports faster rollout of new capabilities while reducing long-term integration complexity.

Centralized configuration and management give teams a clearer way to manage change across locations, helping enable more consistent execution while limiting store-by-store effect.

Automatically recognizes fresh items and surfaces the most likely PLU options, helping shoppers identify produce more quickly and with less guesswork. This reduces hesitation at the lane and limits the need for attendant assistance during routine produce selection.

Shorter lookup times help reduce overall transaction duration, especially during peak periods. The result is a smoother checkout flow and improved lane throughput without requiring changes to store staffing models.

Item validation checks help compare shopper selections against detected items and flag potential mismatches. This gives attendants clearer signals on when to step in, supporting more accurate transactions while limiting unnecessary interventions.

With fewer overrides and smoother transactions, attendants can oversee more lanes and focus time on true exceptions rather than routine assistance. This helps improve coverage during busy periods while reducing pressure on front-end teams.

Update the self-checkout user interface on demand through configuration rather than engineering requests. This helps marketing and operations teams respond faster to brand changes while reducing dependency on development cycles.

Customize the look, feel and on-screen messaging of the self-checkout UI, including promotional and seasonal campaigns. This supports a more consistent brand presence at the lane and helps ensure customer-facing messaging stays aligned with broader campaigns.

Preview, test, and roll out interface changes more efficiently before broad deployment. This allows teams to validate updates, reduce rollout risk, and introduce changes with greater confidence.

Trigger personalized interface behaviors when a shopper scans a loyalty ID, such as tailored messaging or offers. This helps create more relevant checkout interactions while using existing customer context.