A2Z Cust2Mate's smart carts use AI to track in-store shopper behavior, giving retailers real-time insights to personalize experiences and streamline operations A2Z Cust2Mate's smart carts use AI to track in-store shopper behavior, giving retailers real-time insights to personalize experiences and streamline operations

A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions Aims to Bridge Retail’s In-Aisle Data Gap with Smart Cart Technology

2026/02/07 04:00
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A2Z Cust2Mate Solutions (NASDAQ: AZ) is working to restore visibility into shopper behavior within physical stores through its smart cart technology, addressing what the company describes as retail’s ‘in-aisle blind spot.’ According to A2Z Cust2Mate CMO Yaniv Zukerman, while retailers have become highly proficient at tracking transactions, pricing and inventory, they have steadily lost visibility into how shoppers actually behave inside the store. Most existing systems capture only end results, such as what was purchased and when, leaving the entire in-aisle journey largely invisible. This disconnect creates a growing gap between how well retailers believe they understand their customers and how little they truly know about the decisions, hesitations and trade-offs that shape each shopping trip.

Zukerman points to technology as a way to close that gap by turning the shopping cart into a continuous, consent-based engagement and insight touchpoint. By capturing real-time basket activity, showing running totals and delivering relevant offers during the trip, smart carts can reduce friction for shoppers while giving retailers a clearer view of movement, decision-making and behavior at scale. This visibility enables retailers to design layouts, promotions and experiences based on how customers actually shop, rather than relying solely on aggregated transaction data after the fact. The company’s approach represents a significant shift in retail intelligence, moving from retrospective analysis to real-time understanding of customer behavior.

The company’s flagship innovative smart cart solutions are transforming brick-and-mortar retail by bridging online and in-store shopping through interactive technology that guides and informs customers. A2Z’s AI-driven smart carts personalize every in-store journey, turning routine trips into engaging, rewarding experiences. They enable seamless in-cart scanning and payment, allowing shoppers to bypass checkout lines while receiving real-time customized offers and product recommendations. This enhanced customer experience boosts satisfaction and loyalty while helping retailers streamline operations and optimize merchandising through data-driven insights. The carts are equipped with multiple layers of security for accurate recognition and transaction integrity.

According to the company’s description, its modular, all-in-one detachable panels transform legacy shopping cart fleets into intelligent platforms that deliver a range of benefits. The technology addresses a fundamental challenge in modern retail: while e-commerce platforms can track every click, scroll and hesitation, physical stores have traditionally lacked equivalent insight into the customer journey between entering the store and reaching the checkout. The full article discussing this approach can be viewed at https://ibn.fm/e1wWz. The implications of this technology extend beyond mere convenience, potentially reshaping how retailers understand and respond to in-store customer behavior in an increasingly data-driven retail landscape.

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