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Ideal choice for smart retail management, QCO (Quick CheckOut)
What is QCO?
The 
(Quick CheckOut) by Hanwha Techwin is a vision-based barcode recognition and unmanned checkout solution in retail settings. The has customer-friendly user interface (UI) for quick and convenient checkout process. Its high level of interoperability and reliability under any circumstances as well as cost efficiency provide superior value with customers. Hanwha Techwin’s integrated security solution not only supports secure store operation but also offers store management solutions optimized for any retail environment.
In-store productivity
Meet the needs for contactless shopping
Enhance the quality of
customer service
Simplify purchasing process
How QCO can benefit you and your customers
Store operators
Lower operating cost
with check out process
Contactless shopping environment
for customers
Faster check outs reduce
customer waiting time
Better use of human resources
(ex. More staff to enhance in-store services)
Customers
Easy and simple
purchasing process
Better shopping experience with customer-friendly user interface
Satisfying in-store experience
with faster check outs
Protect privacy
with less contact with staff
QCO solution benefits
‘Quick and convenient barcode recognition technology’ enables faster check out
Image based barcode reading technology is adopted for quick and convenient identification of barcodes on each items.
reduces checkout time by up to 50% compared to regular self-serve scanner checkout, based on internal performance test. decreases the wait times, resulting in more pleasant shopping experience and a faster checkout process.
Maximizing profit by cost efficiency
The has superior interoperability with previously installed POS systems, lowering any additional costs. With , employees and cashiers at checkout counters can be deployed to other roles to enhance in-store services. Cost reduction leads to better business operation.
‘Store management analysis solution’ based on data
With Business Intelligence, managers can utilize data such as the number of visitors, popular products, and visiting time to establish strategies for store management.
