Retail teams can no longer rely on traditional case and incident management systems to combat increasing crime and harm in stores.
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Discover the latest ORC trends in Australia and New Zealand and how Auror is helping retailers in ANZ.
Leading industry insights and the human stories behind AP/LP
Check out Auror’s recap of Retail Risk Melbourne this year. See you at Retail Risk Melbourne 2023!
Check out our recap of NRF Protect 2022 and a note about what to expect at NRF Protect 2023.
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Hate crime event report
Report events that involve demonstrated hostility based on race, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or transgender identity.
Unwitnessed loss event report
Report events where a suspected theft has occurred, but no suspects have been identified (e.g. security tags found in-store).
See dropdown options for all behaviour types
Added dropdown options to the different behaviour types to help negate opportunities for misinterpretation and help with data consistency when reporting on the most common behaviour types.
See reporter's name on event emails
The ability to see the person who reported the event in emails.
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