The platform
Four layers. One picture.
Visitors, sales, employees and inventory join into one picture that explains itself.
- VisitorsEveryone who walks in is counted, anonymously.
- SalesEvery transaction from the till, joined to the visitors of the same hour.
- EmployeesEvery employee measured by the hour, not by revenue.
- InventoryWhat you have, what sells, and how much to hold.
One picture of the business, and one AI that knows all of it.
Four translucent layers above a store separate and then merge into one dashboard.
The EYEZ platform connects four layers of the business, visitors, sales, employees and inventory, with one AI layer that knows all of them. It learns every store from its own history and compares it only to itself.
Four layers, and one AI that knows them all.
Visitors
Everyone who walks in is counted, with no face recognition and no tracking of any individual. Every visit feeds the conversion rate, the average transaction and items per transaction, along with an anonymous picture of age and gender.
Sales
Every transaction from the till is joined to the visitors of the same hour. Today's goal is judged against the usual pace of each hour, and the same data feeds the month-end revenue forecast and the return on every campaign.
Employees
Every employee is measured by the hour and by their role, not by the store's revenue: a fair performance score, bonuses with rules written in plain words, and staffing for the next two weeks.
Inventory
What you have, what sells and how much each store should hold: a replenishment report in five urgency levels, a card for every supplier, and transfers between stores based on sales and foot traffic.
AI
The AI knows all four layers, so it explains not only what happened, but why. The engine computes every number, the AI explains it, and every answer is checked against the data before it reaches you.
The platform in numbers
- minutes between data updates
- 5
- checks a day against the data source
- 4
- full languages, Hebrew and English
- 2
The system learns your business.
Operating hours
The system learns by itself which days each store is open, partly open or closed, and when it opens and closes, without relying on hours someone typed in once.
Holidays
Every holiday is compared with the same holiday the year before, even when it falls on another weekday. The system also knows whether the store usually closes on a holiday, so no goal is set for a day you do not work.
Weather and the calendar
A rainy day, a holiday, a holiday eve or a school break appears in the calendar beside that day's numbers, so an unusual day comes with its context.
Your own pace
Every store's normal level is learned from its own data, and Eyez Score measures the store against it: 750 is its normal, and above it the store is beating itself.
Every capability
Each one joins the same picture.
Core
Modules
For chains
Questions about the platform
How is EYEZ different from a POS system?
A till only sees who bought. EYEZ also sees who came in and left without buying, and joins visitors, sales, employees and inventory for the same hour.
Do I need all four layers?
No. You start with visitor counting and sales, and add the employees and inventory modules when you want them. Every added layer enriches the others.
How does the system know what is normal for my store?
It learns the store from its own history: its operating hours, holidays, weather and usual pace. Every comparison is made against the store itself only.
Which languages does the system support?
The whole system, including reports, messages and the AI, works in Hebrew and English.