Pick a task or scroll through. Everything runs on the cameras already at the station: on the forecourt, in the shop and at the till. The 4sell model tracks every person in frame and masks shoppers’ and drivers’ faces right on the video, while staff stay visible.
The model hears the cashier and matches what was said with the items on the receipt. A confirmed upsell lights up green and earns the cashier a bonus, a missed one stays red. The manager sees where upsells were missed.
In a rush, cashiers forget to offer an upsell. A prompt above the till shows their current attempt rate, so they see how far they are from the target.
The camera counts people in line and the wait time. When the line grows, the manager is told a second register is needed.
Upsells, script compliance and lines for every cashier roll up into one ranking. The manager sees leaders and laggards without manual reports.
The canopy camera sees how many cars are fueling and how many are waiting for a pump. The manager knows when a second attendant is needed.
The model spots unsafe behavior at the pumps, such as smoking while fueling. The station operator is alerted right away.
The camera checks that the attendant wears a vest, cap and gloves. A violation shows up right away, not at the next audit.
A car pulls up to the pump and no attendant is there. The model times the wait and calls a free staff member.
An item runs out, the shopper cannot find it and leaves. The camera sees the empty slot, staff get a notification, and the item is back on sale.
The map shows where shoppers go after paying for fuel and which aisles stay empty. Use it to check merchandising at the till and on the floor.
Shoppers wait at the café counter and no one is behind it. The system logs it and calls a staff member before the shopper leaves without coffee.
The entrance camera counts how many drivers come into the store after fueling.
Payment bypasses the register. The model finds the phrase where the cashier asks to be paid directly. The fragment is flagged red, the district manager is alerted, and the event stays in the log.
Something happens at the till, there is no order in the POS, and fuel vouchers are lying nearby. The event is flagged red and the manager checks the till and vouchers right away, not at the end of the shift.
The model sees when an item goes into a pocket instead of through the till. The cashier and security get the event with video while the shopper is still in the store.
The same standard is broken again at the same till. The agent sends the manager a follow-up alert, and the manager steps in before it becomes a habit.
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