Exacq Technologies Partners with VoloForce

  • Jan 22, 2015

Exacq Technologies, part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco, has announced an integration with VoloForce Real Cadence, a software as a service (SAAS) real-time retail execution solution. Real Cadence goes beyond loss prevention to leverage the exacqVision security system as much more than just a security system. This provides retailers with a tool to manage strategic branding, store operations and every aspect of the business.

Real Cadence by VoloForce enables exacqVision users to control their global brand appearance and improve the customer experience through operational insight. With the integration, users can visually see their product placement in each individual store throughout the world and ensure their brand is being properly executed. This integration allows corporate office users and regional store managers to associate the exacqVision video of specific retail locations with corporate checklists and brand processes within Real Cadence, saving them time and reducing operational costs of traveling to each location. Video from the appropriate camera is automatically mapped to the zone within the store department. Real Cadence also connects exacqVision video to the traffic counter feature to verify the video with the number of people entering and exiting the store. At any time, a regional manager can view and receive the necessary insight into all locations operations.

“The VoloForce Real Cadence integration allows exacqVision users to leverage surveillance video for operational benefits beyond security,” said Scott Dennison, director of marketing, Exacq Technologies. “Now retailers can visually monitor their store’s key performance indicators without costly travel.”

This integration requires an exacqVision server with a current exacqVision Professional or Enterprise license.

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