Transaction integrity. Operational clarity.

Connect
the whole
transaction.

What crossed the counter. What entered the sale. What was paid. Bring the evidence together—and see the bigger picture.

Follow the connection

A practical operations partner for the business behind the counter.

THE TRANSACTION, CONNECTEDIllustrative
Illustrative overhead checkout view with a drink, snack bag and food carton.
01Observe the handoff
02 POS RECORDItem by item.

Products · quantities · exceptions

03 PAYMENTFollow the tender.

Amount · status · timing

04 / HUMAN REVIEWContext turns evidence into understanding.

01 / A connected view

One moment.
More of the story.

A camera sees activity. A sales system records an order. Payment adds another layer. Useful oversight brings them into the same conversation.

THE COUNTER SEQUENCESynthetic demonstration
3 items observedIllustrative object markersCOUNTER 01
1Drink can 2Snack 3Food carton

A TRANSACTION. A DISCREPANCY. A RESPONSE.

See the whole
story unfold.

Follow three items from the counter to a manager’s alert.

POS · SAMPLE SALE #1042SALE IN PROGRESS
  1. 1Drink can Qty 1$2.50
  2. 2Snack Qty 1$3.00
VISAPayment pending$5.50
3Food carton · No matching lineCheck bundles, nearby orders, or an approved exception.
0:00 / 0:15
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THE OFF-SITE MANAGERIllustrative · Coordinated sequence

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY

Off-site.
Still informed.

See how the same moment reaches the manager.

Starts with the transaction
Close-up appears when the alert arrives.

Use Play walkthrough to watch both perspectives at normal 1× speed, from payment to manager review.

FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE

Observe the handoff

Play the short sequence to follow a checkout moment through observation, sales records, payment and review.

01 Observed
Visible counter activity
02 Recorded
Item-level POS context
03 Payment
Tender and status
THE NEXT QUESTION

Does the full record explain the handoff?

FROM THE COUNTER TO THE MANAGER

A possible mismatch.
A prompt to act.

The same alert, on a phone or laptop. See what was detected, what was charged, and which item needs review—then check the clip or contact the store while the event is still fresh.

TORIGAMANAGER ALERTS
TRANSACTION ALERT

Item 3 wasn’t recorded in the sale.

Counter 01 · Sale #1042

3items detected
2items charged
3
Food cartonNo matching sale item
REVIEW
VISA$5.50 approvedPayment matches the two recorded items.

Review the clip. Check with the store.

Illustrative controls · no call is placed

Review the clip, then check with the store if needed.

Play the walkthrough to see when the sample alert arrives.

What the manager can review

The evidence in one place

  • The relevant counter clip and event time
  • The sale’s item quantities and payment status
  • The possible mismatch and the reason it was flagged

A decision with context

Check nearby orders, bundles, open tabs, and approved exceptions. Record an explanation, assign follow-up, or resolve the alert after review.

Illustrative review flow · no actual notification is sent from this page.

Alert timing depends on connected camera and sales systems and the rules configured for the business. A notification requests review; it does not establish theft or intent.

The illustrative question: a completed $5.50 Visa payment, three visible objects, and two recorded units. Does a bundle or approved exception explain the carton?

Illustrative sequence: Visa payment completes, the customer collects the goods, and a possible mismatch triggers manager review. Item-level POS data supplies the recorded quantities; payment approval confirms the amount paid.

01 / OBSERVE

Start with what’s visible.

Use relevant footage to understand the handoff. Camera position and visibility define what can be assessed.

02 / CONNECT

Bring the records together.

Compare item-level sales, quantities, timestamps and payment status, with the operating rules in view.

03 / UNDERSTAND

Give the question context.

Review the evidence with a person. A possible discrepancy calls for investigation, not an assumption about intent.

02 / Built around your operation

Same counter.
Different context.

A bundle can explain three items on a two-line receipt. An open tab can explain a payment that hasn’t happened yet. The right question depends on your business.

Illustrative market handoff of packaged food and a drink.
1 Recorded in sale 2 Recorded in sale 3 No matching sale item
Illustrative scenario

MARKET / BUNDLE OR MISSING ITEM?

Three items. Two receipt lines.

The drink and snack match the recorded sale. The food carton has no matching sale item. Review any bundle or approved exception before deciding whether it was missed.

Review focusItem quantities, bundle definitions and approved comps.

03 / Practical operations support

Clarity at the counter.
Strength across the business.

TORIGA streamlines operations with a focus on loss prevention and internal controls, connecting transaction review with the way your business works.

01

Transaction
integrity monitoring

Connect visible activity with sales and payment records. Surface questions that deserve a closer look.

Observation → evidence → review
02

Operations

Streamline daily workflows, clarify responsibilities, and build loss prevention and internal controls into the way your business runs.

Smoother workflows. Stronger controls.
03

Loss prevention
& internal controls

Investigate unexplained gaps and strengthen the procedures that make accountability part of daily work.

Practical safeguards, built in.
04

AI workflows
& purpose-built agents

Reduce repetitive work with automation shaped around your processes, with clear checkpoints for human oversight.

Less repetition. More attention.

04 / A considered approach

Technology connects.
People make sense of it.

Discuss your operation
01

Work with the operation you have.

Start with your counter layout, camera visibility, available POS data and business rules. Define a practical scope from there.

02

Keep exceptions in the picture.

Bundles, refills, open tabs, refunds and authorized complimentary items can change the meaning of a transaction.

03

Make evidence useful.

A flag starts a review. Connect the relevant context so the owner can ask a better question and decide what comes next.

A clearer picture starts with a conversation

Let’s connect
the dots.

Tell us what happens at your counter—and what you’d like to understand, improve or take off your plate.

Talk to TORIGA