CCTV COUNTS × POS ORDERS

From passersby to visits to orders.

Count the people passing and entering, then compare visits with POS orders. Find which stage changed before deciding what to investigate.

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Currently serving operations in South Korea. International rollout and PoC inquiries are welcome.

Different signals call for different checks.

Use matched stores and time periods. Counting and order data provide aggregate signals, not proof that a particular visitor made a purchase.

Foot traffic is high, visits are low

Review entrance visibility, menu signage, promotions and opening hours. Compare the same days and time bands.

Visits rise, orders stay flat

Check waiting time, unavailable items and the ordering experience. Also inspect group size and order-count definitions.

Visits cluster at specific hours

Use the observed pattern when reviewing staff schedules and preparation time.

Explore the workflow →

Review the funnel and the store detail.

Interactive examples explain the workflow. They are not customer performance claims.

  1. 01

    Passersby

    People counted outside the store

  2. 02

    Visits

    Entries counted within the agreed zone

  3. 03

    Orders

    POS orders for the same store and period

Visit rate = visits ÷ passersby. Order-to-visit ratio = orders ÷ visits. Counts must cover the same period; this is not an individual purchase match.

RESTOGENIE · Original Korean demo

Scroll inside the preview or choose a tab. Original product screens are in Korean.

Original Korean HQ demo header
RestoGenie Network overview original Korean demo content
RestoGenie Support and benchmarks original Korean demo content
RestoGenie Weekday visits original Korean demo content
RestoGenie Store conversion original Korean demo content
RestoGenie Visit times and age original Korean demo content
RestoGenie Visitor profile original Korean demo content
Use the network funnel and regional rankings to identify stores to review.Captured 9 Oct 2026 · Original Korean product UI. Demo figures are illustrative, not customer outcomes.Open original demo ↗
Network overview
Network overview enlarged capture

Original Korean demo capture. Menus inside the image are not interactive. Use the tabs to explore views.

Questions before you start

Does the system identify individual buyers?

No. This page describes aggregate passerby, visitor and POS order counts. Orders divided by visits is an aggregate ratio, not a person-level purchase match.

Can we use an existing CCTV camera?

We first review camera placement, equipment, counting coverage and access conditions. Hardware, installation and third-party costs are separate from the published analytics option.

Why can counts and orders differ?

Visitors can arrive in groups and place one order, while cancellations and business-date rules affect POS counts. Compare the same store, time window and aggregation rules; missing data must not be treated as zero.

START A CONVERSATION

Tell us about your operation.

Discuss a Korea rollout or share your interest in an international deployment or PoC. We will review systems, data and the scope with you.

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Consultation

Workflows and store count

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Tailored demo

Data and feature scope

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Plan a pilot

Timing, fees and rollout criteria

Current service and published KRW pricing apply to operations in South Korea.

Collection and use of personal information

Purpose
Responding to your inquiry; analyzing how inquiries reach us
Items
Type, company/store name, name, job title, phone, email, industry, number of stores, region, message, referral source (ad channel, campaign, keyword, landing page); rollout scope and operating country (international inquiries). Phone is optional for international inquiries.
Retention
1 year from the date of inquiry (deleted without delay afterwards)
Right to refuse
You may refuse; if you do, your inquiry cannot be submitted.

* Screens and figures are illustrative. Available features, integrations and rollout timing depend on each customer’s agreed scope.