Analytics Administrative Capabilities — Product Brief

With several retail analytics platforms available on the market, how do you know you making the right decision? Use the RetailNext Analytics Administrative Capabilities checklist to help guide your search.

This brief covers the administrative capabilities that help organizations get the most out of a retail-analytics platform — the configuration, operations management, and security controls that turn data into durable, enterprise-wide value. It is for IT, analytics, and operations administrators evaluating how a platform is managed, secured, and tailored to their organization.

What's inside.

What's inside:

Custom user profiles, permissions, and data visibility
Custom store attributes and scheduled reporting
Remote sensor management and UI-based zone management
Single sign-on, health monitoring, and encrypted, cloud-based updates
Privacy features including recording controls and video blurring

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