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The “Lightning Cashier War” during the morning rush hour
At 7:30 in the morning, a long queue had formed at the entrance of the community supermarket. Customers rushing to work or sending their children to school were carrying breakfast and milk in a hurry. At this time, the Yinzao smart cash register system quickly entered the “combat state”. The customer placed the goods on the scanning table. The high-speed barcode scanner equipped with the system, combined with AI image recognition technology, can accurately identify and price 10 items within 0.3 seconds, and even bagged snacks with similar shapes can be quickly distinguished. It supports more than 10 payment methods such as WeChat, Alipay, and bank cards. After the customer scans the code and pays successfully, the electronic receipt is immediately pushed to the mobile phone, and the whole process takes no more than 30 seconds. At the moment the checkout is completed, the system automatically synchronizes the sales data to the purchase and sales module, and the inventory quantity is updated in real time to ensure zero data delay.
“Smart Supply Station” in the Fresh Food Area
At 10 a.m., the shelves of spinach and lettuce in the fresh food area were gradually running out. The store manager opened the inventory management interface, and the system automatically generated replenishment suggestions based on historical sales data and real-time inventory status: “There are 12 kilograms of spinach left in stock. Based on the sales volume in the past three days, it is recommended to replenish 30 kilograms; there are 5 kilograms of lettuce in stock, and it is recommended to replenish 25 kilograms.” The store manager clicked to confirm, and the replenishment order was sent directly to the supplier system. When the supplier delivered the goods to the store, the employees used PDA to scan the product barcode and quickly completed the acceptance. The system automatically updated the inventory. The entire process was paperless, and the efficiency was improved by 60%.
“Marketing Carnival Day” during holidays
During the New Year’s Day holiday, supermarkets launched promotional activities such as “50 off for purchases over 200” and “half price for the second item”. The marketing activity module is set up one week in advance and supports customizing the activity time, participating product range, and discount rules. During the event, when customers check out to purchase goods, the cash register system automatically identifies eligible products and accurately calculates the discount amount without manual calculation. At the same time, the system can also recommend related products in a pop-up window at checkout based on the customer’s consumption record: “You bought hot pot base, and paired it with this popular lamb roll, you can enjoy an 20% discount.” After the event, the marketing activity module automatically generates a sales report, which clearly displays the number of participants, sales growth, profit contribution and other data of each activity, providing a strong basis for the next marketing plan.
Members’ “Exclusive Pampering Plan”
At 3 pm, member Ms. Li walked into the supermarket. Her membership information had already been stored in the membership management system, including consumption preferences, birthday date, historical consumption amount and other data. When she checked out after shopping, the system automatically identified her membership, accumulated points, and pushed exclusive coupons based on the skin care products she had purchased in the past: “Ms. Li, your exclusive 10% off skin care coupon has arrived, welcome to buy new facial masks.” The membership management system can also automatically send blessing text messages and birthday-exclusive discount coupons to members who are about to have birthdays. Through regular member day activities and points exchange gifts, it enhances member stickiness and allows customers to experience a unique and respected experience.
A “seamless shopping circle” between online and offline
At eight o’clock in the evening, Mr. Wang, who was working overtime, opened the supermarket’s online mall applet and searched for “dinner ingredients”. The online mall is synchronized with the offline inventory in real time, and the displayed products are all available for sale. Mr. Wang purchased tomatoes, eggs, noodles and other products, and chose the “store pickup” service. After the order was successfully placed, the system automatically assigned the order to the store closest to him. The store staff received the order reminder, locked the corresponding products in the inventory management system, and completed the stocking. Mr. Wang stopped by the store on his way home from work and showed the pickup code at the checkout counter. The staff quickly checked the products and completed the delivery. The online mall also supports “home delivery”. By connecting with third-party delivery platforms, it can achieve the fastest delivery in 30 minutes to meet the diverse shopping needs of customers.
