Your sales list shows bins, not lures
When loose lures are rung up on the price group's barcode, the sales list in your POS system (till) becomes a list of bins, not lures. LureScan changes that one scan at a time.
Our founder Cordarro Gordon scans three loose lures at once and gets the barcode for each one.
Questions? hello@lurescan.com
A list of bins
Pull up the sales list for loose lures and each line is a price group. In practice, that line is a bin. It tells you the bin sold. It doesn't tell you which lures went out of it.
This is how price groups work, and it's a sensible way to keep the POS system simple. We covered the setup in our post on loose lures in price groups.
Why the POS system can't tell you more
Every lure in the bin shares one barcode. So the POS system knows the bin sold, not which lure. We went through that in what the POS system actually sees.
The lure customers keep coming back for looks the same in your records as the one nobody picks up. That's the bestseller you can't see.
Scan, identify, ring up
LureScan adds one step at the counter, with the POS system you already have.
- Scan the loose lures the customer brings. In the video, three lures are scanned at once.
- LureScan shows which lure each one is, with its price and the barcode your POS system already has.
- Ring them up in your POS system as usual.
No new SKUs and no relabelling. Each lure you scan shows which one sold, so the list starts to name lures, not just bins. For a single lure at the counter, see one loose lure on the counter.
We're also building an admin portal to see which lures sell, and when. It isn't live yet, and we'll share it here when it's ready.
Who it's for
LureScan is for tackle shops that sell loose lures from bins and walls in price groups. If your sales list for loose lures reads like a list of bins, it's for you.
Get in touch: hello@lurescan.com
Want to see which lures sell, not just which bins? Email us at hello@lurescan.com or visit lurescan.com.