01
Purchase completes
The checkout issues a printed or supported digital receipt with a qualifying barcode.
Scan-to-exit / self-checkout
Add receipt-verified exit control to self-checkout.
Customers scan a qualifying receipt. The gate validates it and opens—adding a clear, controlled checkpoint to an existing SCO area.
- From $14,000
- Standard gate system
- In-stock options
- Availability confirmed before order
- Store-specific
- Free concept layout
Standard configurations ready to order
Receipt readerQualifying barcode → gate release
- 01Scan receipt
- 02Validate
- 03Gate opens
A specific product for a specific control point
This is not a year-long shrink study. It is a visible, deployable way to require receipt validation at the self-checkout exit.
How it works
One simple action at the end of checkout.
The normal exit stays fast for customers with a qualifying receipt, while staff retain a defined exception and override path.
02
Receipt is scanned
The exit reader checks the receipt against the configured validation rules.
03
The gate releases
A valid scan opens the lane. Exceptions follow the store’s staff-assist procedure.
Clear claim: the system verifies a qualifying receipt at exit. It does not audit the contents of a basket or replace the retailer’s complete loss-prevention program.
The standard system
Everything needed to create a controlled SCO exit.
The exact hardware and installed scope are confirmed after the free store fit check. A standard configuration is built around these core components.
- 01Controlled swing gate
One- or two-leaf configurations sized to the approved lane.
- 02Receipt barcode reader
Positioned for an intuitive scan while preserving customer flow.
- 03Local gate controls
Configured validation, staff release, safety and exception behavior.
- 04Guidance and closure
Rails or partitions close obvious bypasses around the controlled lane.
The free offer
See it in your store before you buy it.
Send us store photos, approximate dimensions and a sample receipt. We will create a practical concept for one SCO exit—free and without requiring a broad consulting engagement.
- Store-specific 3D gate placement
- Recommended lane and door configuration
- Reader, rail and partition placement
- Initial compatibility and readiness notes
- Budget range and next-step scope
Expand when it makes sense
Start at SCO. Complete the front end later.
The scan-to-exit system is a complete first product—not a requirement to redesign the entire store. Additional control points can be added after the initial deployment.
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Guidance rails
Close bypass routes and organize the exit approach.02
Register-lane gates
Block unattended checkout lanes as alternate exits.03
One-way entry gates
Direct arrivals and discourage exit through the entrance.04
Additional SCO exits
Standardize the system across more lanes and stores.Before you request a layout
Common questions.
The free fit check resolves the store-specific details before equipment is ordered.
Does this require a live POS integration?
Standalone receipt-validation configurations are available. Your receipt format and desired validation rules still need to be reviewed before the final configuration is quoted.
Can it work with our current receipts?
That depends on the barcode format and the information available in it. A sample receipt is part of the free compatibility review.
What happens when someone does not make a purchase?
The store needs an approved no-purchase and exception path, normally using a staff release or alternate controlled route. We include that workflow in the layout discussion.
Is installation included in the $14,000 starting price?
The published starting price is for a standard equipment configuration. Installation, freight, power, floor conditions, permitting and other site-specific work are quoted after the fit check.
Is the concept layout construction-ready?
No. It is a customer-facing planning model. Field dimensions, code requirements, accessibility, egress, anchors and final equipment selections are verified separately before installation.
Free SCO exit gate layout
Show us the store. We’ll show you the gate.
Start with one location. We will follow up for store photos, approximate measurements and a sample receipt, then prepare the concept and budget.
You receive
- One store-specific concept
- Gate, reader and rail recommendation
- Availability and compatibility review
- Preliminary project budget