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What are the products shoppers put back worth?

Enter your own numbers to see the value of products that are in shoppers' hands and go back to the shelf each month. It sizes the question; it is not a promise of results.

GoBot, the GoTrack robot, in a store
Put back each month3,600
Their value each month1,800,000
If you won back that share90,000

Example with the starting numbers: 1 store × 200 pickups a day × 60% put back × 30 days = 3,600 products a month, worth 1,800,000 at an average price of 500.

An illustration from your own estimates, in your own currency. GoTrack measures pickups and put-backs; it does not promise sales.

How the numbers work

  • Put back each month = stores × pickups per day × put-back rate × 30 days.
  • Their value = products put back × average price: products that were in a shopper's hand and went back.
  • Won back = that value × the share you enter. It is your assumption, not a GoTrack figure.
  • With GoTrack installed, pickups and put-back rates come from your own stores, per product and colour, instead of estimates.

Questions

Can GoTrack tell marketing which products are examined, and for how long?

Yes. It reports pickups per product and variant, average hold time, put-back rate, products compared together and never-touched products. It measures how long a product is held, not how long someone stands in front of it.

Does GoTrack work for chains with many branches?

Yes. Several stores and brands are managed from one panel, reports are split per store, and every store device's health is monitored remotely.

Can GoTrack show whether sales went up?

Not on its own. GoTrack measures what happens at the shelf — pickups, hold time and put-backs — and does not read POS data. To relate interest to sales, join GoTrack's CSV exports or webhook events with your own sales data.

Replace the estimates with your own data.

We will show you pickup and put-back reports on products like yours.

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