Measure and Prevent
Total Retail Loss.
Every Product.
Seal shows you exactly where the money is going, every product, every store, every stage, then stops it. Detected, priced, and acted on before it leaves the business.
Loss Is Everywhere. Visibility Is Nowhere.
Impact Is Unknown.
Retail loses billions to theft, fraud and abuse every year.
The signal is already in your data, long before anyone acts on it.
You measure the loss.
You cannot explain it.
Spend and volume are already counted in every retailer on earth. Cause and margin impact are not. Seal locks the two halves together so a number on a report finally points at something you can act on.
Locking your products behind glassshatters your sales.
The cabinet stops the theft you can see. It also stops the shopper who came to buy. Almost nobody measures the second number, so the fix always looks like it worked.
An operating system
for retail loss.
Seal is not a dashboard you have to staff. It is a workforce. A dedicated agent sits on every way the business leaks money, reads the signal the moment it lands, and brings the finding to you already argued.
What You Get On
Day One
Loss rarely gets smaller on its own. Seal plugs into the systems you already run, finds what is leaking: the products being targeted, the controls that are not paying for themselves, and tells you exactly what to stop and what it is worth.
Plugged into the systems you already run: POS and payments, ERP, camera systems, marketplaces and fulfillment, so a pattern in one place is visible everywhere else.
From first signal to
prevented loss.
On a continuous loop.
Seal runs the loop your best analyst would, and never stops. See the loss, weigh it, control it, prevent it, then start again on whatever is left.
See every dollar of loss the moment it moves. Composition by type, the top categories and products, live rates, every store and channel, mapped automatically.
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