One barcode. Which lure?

The lures in the bin share one barcode. So which lure is it?

One barcode for the whole bin

The whole bin shares one group barcode. That barcode says the lure came from the bin. It doesn't say which lure.

What your POS system (till) actually knows

When a loose lure sells, the POS system knows the bin sold, not which lure. Your POS system can tell you the bin had a good month. It can't tell you which lure did the work.

Scan the lure, and LureScan can.

Scan it

LureScan sits next to your POS system like an extension of it.

1. Scan the lure at the counter.
2. LureScan identifies the exact lure. You get its price and the barcode your POS system already has.
3. Ring it up at the POS system you already have.

No new SKUs. No new hardware.

Which lure did the work

Each lure you scan tells LureScan which lure sold and when. That's the part that pays: what to reorder, and what to put out.

We're building an admin portal next. There you'll see which lures sell, on which days, at what time of day and at what time of year.

One barcode at the POS system. Each scanned lure accounted for in LureScan.

More in this series: You can't tell these apart

Get in touch: hello@lurescan.com

Want to see it on your own loose lures? Go to lurescan.com or email me at hello@lurescan.com.