Ikea Footfall and Occupancy Solution
Special IKEA announcement around pricing for Footfall and Occupancy.
Footfall insight into actionable analytics
StoreTech was honoured to win the IKEA UK contract back in 2015, to provide footfall insight to all IKEA UK stores.
Whether you are a business navigation and operations manager, commercial activities manager, customer engagement and loyalty leader, customer relations manager, people planning specialist, business navigator or marketing and communication specialist, the list of roles within IKEA that benefit from our specially configured IKEA footfall portal is vast.
StoreTech offers a bespoke and pre-configured IKEA Footfall and Occupancy package, including specially negotiated pricing, across the entire IKEA Global Network.
Simply complete the online form with your details and one of our footfall experts will be in touch to provide more details.
Why use people counters?
StoreTech delivers dramatic performance improvements at site level by arming staff with the tools they need to make a difference.
Increase performance
User-friendly dashboards operationalise data, enabling staff to make better day-to-day business decisions.
Decrease costs by 12%
Schedule staff to demand using historical footfall data to identify wasted or misallocated resources.
Save 5-10hrs each month
Light-touch technology designed with usability in mind - train staff in less than 30 minutes.
Performance focus
Engage staff with access to real-time data and daily targets to focus on metrics that will have the most impact.
Footfall analytics
Study customer behaviour to prove ROI on marketing campaigns and operational processes.
Powerful portal
Collate reports and create staff rota's in minutes, using simple drag and drop dashboards.
Real-time Occupancy
Do you need to set limits on the number of people in your space?
Unlock your potential and optimise the customer experience.
Resources
People counting insight from the experts.
Manually counting people using a clicker or even a simple tally counter app may be easy to set up, but costly in terms of sparing a member of staff as well the inaccuracies that come with human counting.
Many retail stores have security cameras, and they are excellent devices for surveillance and capturing crime. But can they also do the job of providing accurate and robust people counting data?