The cycle
01
Connect your POS data
LPSecure ingests a daily transaction journal from your existing point-of-sale systems. PDI Enterprise and Verifone Commander are supported today; because the platform is POS-agnostic, a connector for a new system is typically built in about a week. If your stores produce a transaction journal, LPSecure can analyze it.
02
Nightly detection
Thirty-three detectors run across the whole chain every night — transactions, line and pricing, cash handling, and compound register patterns, plus age-verification and identifier-overuse checks. The system also watches itself: every store’s feed is checked against a staleness threshold, so a location that quietly stops sending data gets flagged rather than silently dropping out.
03
Peer-benchmarked ranking
Every flagged employee is scored against peers at the same location, and the queue is ordered by likely financial impact — so your team opens a prioritized list instead of starting from a raw export.
04
Investigate in CaseSuite
Work the case in one system: subject, evidence, notes, police detail, status. Where you have video, LPSecure narrows down the footage worth reviewing.
05
Resolution & recovery
Close the case, record the recovery, and report shrink as a percentage of sales against the cost of the platform. Repeat offenders surface across store boundaries.
The only step most tools have is the second one. Peer scoring is what turns a list of flagged events into a ranking you can defend, and the discard path is why an honest employee who mis-scans and re-rings does not appear in it at all.
What it needs from you
A daily transaction extract
LPSecure works from daily extracts, not access to your production systems.
About a week to connect
For a POS we already support, less. New connectors typically take about a week.
Someone to work the queue
One person in Operations is enough. You don’t need a dedicated LP department.
What it will not do
Flag an honest mistake
A mis-scan corrected and re-rung as the same item is skipped, not scored. Matching is on manufacturer code and description overlap — a corrected DIET PEPSI matches a re-rung PEPSI ZERO; COKE 20OZ and PEPSI 20OZ are not the same item.
Score a rare event into the top
A dimension has to clear a minimum event count before it can move an employee’s score, and peer distances are capped — so two events in a rare category can’t outrank ten at six times the rate.
Punish correct process
Dropping cash in the safe is correct and is never scored. A one-cent drop is, because it answers the prompt while the cash stays in the drawer.
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