Quite simple: You ask – act'o-cross answers. Each company has an immense amount of different kinds of data and a possesses an individual need for information. Therefore we have designed act'o-cross as an adaptable software, which fits the needs and data structure in your stores. At first we will develop with you the issues that need to be addressed with your data. Afterwards you will be able to convince yourself, that the act'o-cross customised configuration generates great results. act'o-cross is made for the use in marketing and auditing. Its great flexibility gives you the opportunity to execute a data analysis either in the store or the head office. You know best how to profitably use the information from your data pool profitably. act'o-cross supports you by accurately identifying cost traps, mistakes and manipulations – independent from the cash register system being used. Additionally the application is able to perform single case analysis.

What act'o-cross does best is the analysis of point of sales transactions. Controlling and auditing departments, marketing and sales departments and training departments are particularly pleased about this. act'o-cross shows you every abnormality at the register and points out the need for additional training. The significant information about customer behaviour and article sales enables you to act fast and efficiently.

The store is permanently in a state of flux. Articles are bought, articles are returned, vouchers are handed over, and different customers with various needs come in. Even your staff is doing its work differently. Nevertheless sometimes irregularities occur, which can harm the store. Therefore it is important to track down inaccuracies, mistakes or misunderstandings as early as possible to initiate countermeasures in time.

Identifying a suspicious fact is one thing, having and presenting evidence is an other. With act'o-cross you put at your audit department's disposal an assistant which is capable of doing a mass and single data analysis in four steps. The first step is to identify stores where a manipulation might have occurred. The next step is to collect suspicious facts. Step three is to substantiate your suspicion by single receipts. In the last step a manipulation can be determined and proven by the corresponding receipts. You can integrate point of sale data out of third party systems as well. Therefore a fast and secure analysis and a high performance on both sides is guaranteed.

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