Industries · Retail
Losses stop at the door.
Organized retail crime does not negotiate with a greeter. Visible, vetted officer presence at entrances changes what a store is worth hitting.
Deterrence you can see
A marked officer at the entrance is the cheapest inventory protection you can buy. Most incidents simply move on.
Peak-season scaling
Holiday weekends and launch days need more coverage than a Tuesday. Add shifts without renegotiating a contract.
Trained for the escalation
When an incident does happen, a vetted officer handles detention and police handoff cleanly, because they are the police.
How it works
Create. Approve. Fill.
01
Create the coverage window
Entrance coverage for the hours that matter: evenings, weekends, launch days, one store or across the district. Submit for approval.
02
Approve the rate, then post
Coordinator sets cost. You approve, post to qualified officers, and watch each shift claim.
03
Scale for the season
Add shifts for holiday weekends without a contract change. Drop back to baseline in January.
Common questions
How is this different from contract loss-prevention staff?
LP staff observe and report. A vetted officer is a visible deterrent with real authority. Most organized retail crime scouts the door and moves to an easier target.
Can we cover multiple stores under one account?
Yes. Create coverage per location and manage the district from one dashboard, with consolidated invoicing.
What does the officer do if a theft happens anyway?
They handle it as a vetted officer would: intervention judgment, detention where lawful, and a clean handoff to the responding agency, documented on the platform.
Your next shift, covered.
Tell us about your retail coverage and we will walk you through how it works on illuno — one short call.