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Retailnext

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Sensor-network retail footfall and behavior data collected by RetailNext's proprietary Aurora ceiling sensors across stores, corridors, entrances and common areas — visitor flow and traffic counts, zone-level valuation metrics, real-time occupancy, dwell and engagement measures, and asset-protection events. Deployed across eight named verticals (apparel & footwear, jewelry, department stores, convenience, facilities, restaurants, retail banking, shopping malls), so the same schema spans store types from bank branches to food courts. For malls specifically: entrance, corridor and anchor-zone traffic with cross-property benchmarking, plus tenant-level analytics services shared back to retailers.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry
Application SoftwareGeneral Merchandise Stores
Instruments
equitiesfixed_income
Categories
AlternativeGeospatialSentiment
Regions
USUK
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Type
not stated
Format
Tabular time series with spatial derivatives — per-sensor counts, dwell, zone occupancy and engagement metrics at intraday grain, delivered via dashboards, benchmark reports and API/data-feed integration; the sensor layer is edge-processed so imagery is not the deliverable
Volume
~50-500M sensor-hour metric observations per year (est.: order of 10K-100K deployed sensors x ~12 trading hours x 365 days), with dwell/journey/zone derivatives multiplying raw events several-fold. At the depth implied by the current product generation this is one of the largest retail behavior corpora in the Western market. Processing is at the edge, so retained volume is metrics rather than imagery.
Users
N/A as a consumer measure — enterprise B2B deployments for retailers and landlords, so the population is instrumented locations and sensors, not registered users. Bounded proxy: a ~240-person vendor with $228.3M raised and enterprise accounts across eight verticals and multiple continents implies thousands of instrumented stores and tens of thousands of deployed sensors.
History
17 years
Update frequency
not stated
Growth
Mature with active product investment — an established, well-capitalized incumbent (240 employees, $228.3M raised, latest stage recorded as merger/acquisition) still shipping named product generations (a Traffic 3.0 announcement, the Aurora sensor, an AI-advantage positioning page). Growth is installed-base-driven and steady rather than fast.
Launched
~2007-2009 (est.: long-standing category incumbent in retail traffic analytics, with the Aurora sensor and Traffic 3.0 program being much later product generations rather than the original launch)
Delivery
not stated
Entity mapping
not stated
Sample
not stated
Point-in-time
not stated
Licence
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