Insights
Short, practical explanations of the loss categories we see most often, and where to read more about each one.
Topics
Inventory Shrinkage
Shrinkage is the gap between the inventory your records show and what you actually have. Reducing it starts with knowing which of the twelve common loss sources apply to your operation.
Read moreEmployee Theft
Internal theft is quieter than shoplifting and usually more expensive, because the people involved understand exactly which controls are not being checked.
Read moreOperational Risk
Receiving errors, unverified transfers, unreviewed write-offs, and count discipline failures often explain more variance than theft does.
Read moreProfit Protection
Standardized controls, location scorecards, and consistent escalation turn scattered site-level effort into a measurable program.
Read moreRetail Theft
Theft and process failure require entirely different responses. Treating one as the other is why many programs fail to move the number.
Read moreOrganized Retail Crime
Coordinated groups exploit the fact that most retailers review incidents one store at a time.
Read moreService Guides
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