Overview

Illustrative demo About this data

UNTUCKit | 71 stores in view

Connect store visits with retail sales to see where traffic, conversion and basket size changed, and which stores to look at first.

Aug 30, 2026 to Sep 28, 2026 · 30 calendar days

Reporting scope ⓘ

Sales reporting: 71 stores · Traffic reporting: 39 stores with valid door counts (39 equipped)

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Connections are illustrative, not live feeds · Open map

Aug 30, 2026 to Sep 28, 2026 · 30 calendar days · All regions · 71 stores in view

ⓘ Aug 30 – Sep 28 vs Jul 31 – Aug 29 · 71 comparable stores How comparisons work

Aug 30 – Sep 28 vs Jul 31 – Aug 29 (prior 30 days) · all regions · 71 stores reporting sales, 39 with entrance counts · changes vs prior use 71 comparable stores (0 new stores excluded) · traffic changes use 39 stores with entry counts in both periods, compared per valid day (1,151 vs 1,152 valid store-days; 17 missing-count days excluded, not zeroed)

Net retail sales

$14.5M

-1.6%71 stores reporting POS

Store entries

172.1K

-1.9%39 stores · change: avg per valid day, 39 matched stores

Retail transactions

92.7K

-1.7%POS, all stores

Transactions per entry

29.8%

-0.1 pts51,249 ÷ 172,143 · same stores & days

Avg retail ticket

$157

+0.1%net sales ÷ transactions

Retail revenue per entry

$47.19

-0.3%39 stores, overlap days only

Service revenue

$537.4K

-2.1%reported separately

Reporting coverage

55%

39 of 71 with entrance counts + POS
71 STORES16West10Southwest11Midwest18Southeast16Northeast

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Executive brief

What changed, what drove it, where to focus

Recalculated for the selected period and region

1. What changed

Retail transactions tracked store entries (-1.9%)

In 39 comparable stores with door counts, average daily entries moved -1.9% and retail transactions -2.2%. Transactions per entry moved -0.12 pts to 29.8%, and average retail ticket +0.1% to $157.

Observed change in measured figures. Explains what moved, not why.

Next step: Review which store groups drove the gap before setting targets.

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2. Who contributed most

Southeast accounts for -$97.7K of the -$233.8K net sales change

Comparable-store net retail sales were $14.5M (-1.6% vs the prior period). Southeast carries the largest share of the change. Largest single-store move: Mall of Georgia, GA (-$27.1K).

Observed association: these regions, stores and categories account for the change arithmetically; that does not prove they caused it.

Next step: Open the Southeast region to compare store groups with similar format and services.

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3. What to investigate next

2 stores lost ≥2 pts of transactions per entry on steady traffic

2 stores kept daily entries within 6% of their own prior period, yet transactions per entry fell 2 pts or more. Recovering 1 pt would equal about $12.0K of retail sales over the selected 30 days - an illustrative scenario, not a forecast.

Illustrative scenario, not a forecast. A lower rate is a signal to investigate, not a proven cause.

Next step: Start with The Mall at Green Hills, TN: its rate fell 2.4 pts while traffic held steady, the largest drop in this group. Check peak-hour staffing (where schedules exist), queue times and local events before acting. A lower rate alone does not prove understaffing.

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Stores

How regions and stores are trading

Net retail sales from all reporting stores; changes from comparable stores; per-entry rates from overlap days in traffic-covered stores. Select a region or store to drill in.

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RegionStoresNet retail salesvs priorTxns per entryChangeAvg ticketService revenue
West16$3.2M-1.3%26.6%-0.1 pts$157$128.0K
Southwest10$2.1M-1.3%29.9%-0.0 pts$159$85.8K
Midwest11$2.3M-1.1%28.7%+0.1 pts$153$83.2K
Southeast18$3.6M-2.6%30.9%-0.3 pts$158$135.1K
Northeast16$3.4M-1.2%31.9%-0.2 pts$157$105.3K

Biggest comparable-store sales gains

Aug 30 – Sep 28 vs Jul 31 – Aug 29 · comparable stores only

Biggest comparable-store sales declines

2 stores on the conversion watchlist

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Merchandise mix

Share of net retail sales, current vs prior period

  • Shirts$7.0M · 48.4% -0.2 pts
  • Polos & tees$2.2M · 15.5% +0.3 pts
  • Pants & shorts$3.6M · 24.5% +0.1 pts
  • Outerwear & accessories$1.7M · 11.6% -0.2 pts

Sales by channel

Each sale counted once by order channel and fulfilment

Walk-in store purchases

Used for per-entry metrics

$12.9M

Buy online, pick up in store

Store-fulfilled; excluded from per-entry

$808.5K

Curbside pickup

Store-fulfilled; excluded from per-entry

$269.5K

Same-day delivery

Store-fulfilled; excluded from per-entry

$495.1K

Online, ship to home

Not attributed to stores

$1.6M

Channel split is modeled for demonstration.

Services

In-store services utilization

UNTUCKit-operated services, reported separately from retail. Service availability is a simulated store attribute; counts overlap and are never added together.

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Service revenue

$537.4K

-2.1%separate from retail

Tailoring utilization

79.1%

-0.3 ptsbooked ÷ appointment capacity

Fitting Room occupancy

68.8%

-8.5 ptsfitting-room hours ÷ capacity

Service-to-retail attachment

29.4%

linked tailoring visits with a retail purchase

Service availability

All regions · stores offering each service — simulated; counts overlap

  • Alterations & Tailoring68 · 96%
  • Personal Styling63 · 89%
  • Fitting Room13 · 18%
  • Ship-from-Store13 · 18%
  • Buy online, pick up in store54 · 76%
  • Community events64 · 90%

Sources: service figures here are simulated bookings and capacity. In a live deployment they would come from UNTUCKit's tailoring, styling, fitting-room and appointment systems where connected. Anonymous entrance counts cannot tell why someone visited, so bookings are never divided by store entries.

Hourly & Weekly

When customers visit

Hourly figures are modeled estimates that add back to simulated daily totals; partial weeks are excluded from week-over-week growth.

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Modeled peak hour (est.)

5pm–6pm

estimated hourly pattern, by entries

Busiest weekday

Saturday

avg entries per date · quietest Monday

Weekend vs weekday

+40%

entries per date, Sat–Sun vs Mon–Fri

Modeled peak share (est.)

35%

of entries in the 3 busiest hours (5pm, 12pm, 1pm)

Busiest date

Sep 12

203 entries per reporting store

Quietest date

Sep 15

118 entries per reporting store

Weather & Context

Weather and store visits

Illustrative weather (deterministic demo series, not observed), compared with each store's average over the 28 days before the period.

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Store Network

Interactive store map

Search, filter, zoom and select stores; open any store for its full detail. On desktop, click the map to enable wheel zoom; on phones, use the + / − buttons and tap markers so the page keeps scrolling.

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Community

In-store events and community

Shown separately from retail: event donations and partner revenue are not UNTUCKit retail sales. Figures are modeled.

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Participating locations

64

modeled in-store events

In-store events

326

modeled

Event RSVPs

539

+1.5%modeled RSVP feed

In-store pickup locations

54

context only, simulated

Methodology

Sources and calculation rules

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About this data · simulated demonstration inputs, measured-style door counts, 22 automated checks

Store list and locations are real; sales, services, door counts and weather are simulated. Each store counts once; services are store attributes. Changes use comparable stores; per-entry metrics use same-store, same-day overlap; missing counts are unavailable, never zero. Nothing here is a live connection.

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Privacy-first traffic, read alongside what stores already know

Dôr measures one thing: anonymous door entries at the main entrance — no cameras, no images, no personal data. It does not identify individual customers and does not determine why anyone visited. Sales, service bookings, UNTUCKit customer account and staff schedules come from UNTUCKit's own POS, booking, loyalty and scheduling systems; the dashboard lines those up with measured entries for the same stores and days.

  • Sales-only stores: sales, ticket, mix and service trends from POS and bookings.
  • Where entries are measured: transactions per entry and revenue per entry on days both feeds report, plus peak-hour patterns.

Proposed next step

A pilot across selected stores

For example, a mix of retail-only, tailoring/styling and Fitting Room stores across two regions, measured against each store's own baseline. Scope, timing and terms to be agreed together.

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