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Z-Revision is a powerful tool to assist the central auditing department in tracking and analysing transactions.
All POS-related transactions generated in the store will be stored in a central database.
Through standardised interfaces the attachment of various POS-systems and scales can be handled.
The following functions are available:
- Search of critical transactions like voids and empties.
- Query and display of all relevant key-data of a POS transaction
- Direct access to the detailed transaction data out of the displayed overview.
- Evaluation of exceptions
- Standardised of queries of typical situations
- Print functions and graphical representations to support the analysis of POS data.
- Condense the key-data by various criteria like store, region, type of store...
- Exception management with automatic alerts by email.
- Analysis of the basket for promotion items
- Display of the current customer frequency
The program can easily handle a large volume of data within a short time. In the data of all stores it can identify a single exception down to a single register or customer receipt.
Analysis of tortious acts
- Single transactions are analysed for statistical key-figures in order to detect irregular the operations at the POS-registers.
- Transactions that have been found to be off-limits are highlighted.
- The auditor will be alerted by an automatic process when there are stores that need to be reviewed.
The benefits and the environment for Z-Revision
Z-Revision can be extended by the following modules:
- Attachment of scales modules, this will add the analysis of scales receipts
- Attachment of reverse vending machines
- Systematical analysis of the buying habits of the customers
- Influence of promotional actions on the buying habits of a customer
- Acquisition of base data on the customer movement patterns
- Representation of cross selling
- Optimisation of manpower requirements at the POS and in the serviced departments by generating daily load profiles
- Analysis of commercials, market analysis , customer movement patterns.
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