Crosscan
Crosscan is a German retail analytics and people-counting technology provider headquartered in Witten, offering 3D-sensor-based visitor frequency measurement, queue management and demographic analytics via its cloud-based Crosscan Connect platform. Founded in 2003 as a pioneer of the first cloud-based retail analytics platform, it is now a digital subsidiary of the TRILUX Group and operates nearly 25,000 people-counting systems across more than 12,000 stores in over 49 countries, serving over 1,000 brands.
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Crosscan's portfolio centres on retail visitor analytics rather than signage content management:
- Crosscan Connect — cloud-based real-time analytics platform aggregating footfall, POS, staffing and weather data
- Crosscan 3D Vision Smart Sensor (and VC 3D PRO Sensor) — proprietary 3D people-counting hardware
- Queue & Checkout Management — automated queue detection with staff notification integration
- Age and Gender Recognition — GDPR-compliant demographic analysis for digital displays and POS zones
- Route and Dwell-Time Analysis — walking-path and length-of-stay analytics used to inform store layout, lighting and signage placement
- Crosscan Retail Index — benchmarking indices built from its large footfall database
- Security/Loss Prevention solutions leveraging the same sensor infrastructure
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