Everything you need to know about Oriient’s in-store navigation technology. And yes, it’s powered by Earth’s magnetic field. Surprised?!

Mickey Balter, CEO and Co-Founder of Oriient, contributes to a Retail Leader article saying that the viability of Scan & Go depends on retailers maximizing the technology’s potential while minimizing losses.

During the early 2000s, while the retail industry was getting battered by e-commerce, grocery stores were seemingly safe. Twenty years — and a pandemic — later, much has changed; e-commerce and delivery services have transformed grocery retail. Today, when consumers visit a store, they enter with much higher expectations. A convenient and smooth, seamless shopping […]

With Oriient, retailers can upgrade from static store maps to real-time navigation and increase shopper basket size.

Collecting data on the customer journey, personalizing the shopping experience, and offering promotions is no longer just for eCommerce.

In-store retail technologies changing the way consumers discover, shop, and connect with stores and brands.

In the grocery delivery space, the need for speed is big–if customers have to wait too long for deliveries, they’ll soon turn elsewhere.

Oriient was recognized by TechRound as a top retail tech startup helping businesses adapt and thrive during the turbulent year.

A new study finds that 93% of participants agree Oriient’s in-store navigation improves the shopping experience.

When mobile retail devices are equipped with indoor GPS, retailers improve shopper experience and operations.

In episode 16 of RIC’s “Under the Hood” with host Benny Chong, Oriient discusses why hardwarde free indoor gps is necessary in retail.