Asset Tracking · Retail

Asset Tracking for retail sites.

Asset tracking that flags unauthorised removals at the gate and surfaces idle or missing kit before it costs you. Purpose-built for the regulatory and operational realities of retail.

The Salvus Network tracks tools, plant, vehicles, laptops and containers with a Tag on every asset across your whole site. Anchors at gates and key thresholds detect when an asset leaves without authorisation and raise an alert the instant it happens. Stale Tags — kit that hasn't been read in days — are surfaced so nothing quietly disappears. The result is less shrinkage, faster location of shared equipment, and a defensible record of what left site, when and with whom. For retail operators, this means retail teams face record levels of violence and abuse, often while working alone at opening, closing or in stockrooms — and shrinkage from theft and misplaced stock quietly erodes margin. The Salvus Network gives shop-floor and back-of-house staff a Tag that raises a located duress alert, reads high-value stock and equipment at Anchors around the stockroom and service doors, and delivers a fast, accurate staff muster if the store or centre has to be cleared. You protect your people, cut the losses you can't see, and evidence a duty of care that boards and insurers increasingly ask for.

What you get

Asset Tracking on a retail site.

Unauthorised-removal alerts

Gate reads detect assets leaving without authorisation and alert operators immediately.

Live asset map

See every tagged tool, vehicle and container by zone in real time.

Stale-tag surfacing

Kit not read within a set window is flagged before it goes missing for good.

Chain of custody

A defensible record of what left site, when, and with which worker.

Regulatory alignment

Evidence for the audit trail.

Employers owe retail workers a clear duty under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 to assess and control the risks of lone working and of violence — a duty sharpened by the wave of assaults on retail workers and the tougher stance now taken against them. Fire safety in stores, malls and back-of-house areas falls under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, requiring workable evacuation plans and staff who know their role. Larger retail venues open to the public also come within scope of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (Martyn's Law). Where loss prevention meets data, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and physical-security good practice expect controlled access to areas holding payment infrastructure and cardholder data. The Salvus Network supports the physical-access and audit side of that picture — restricting and logging entry to server rooms, cash offices and stockrooms — while its core job remains keeping staff safe and stock accounted for.

How we compare

Full coverage, not turnstiles.

CapabilityManual roll-callTurnstile RTLSThe Salvus Network
Real-time head count
No choke points / turnstiles
Auditable muster record
Zone-level awareness
Lone-worker welfare alerts
Live in the first meeting
UK data residency + Cyber Essentials

Frequently asked questions

Is Asset Tracking suitable for retail sites?+

Yes. The Salvus Network is a complete, off-the-shelf solution built for major-hazard environments and deployed across retail operations — Anchors and Tags give a live, auditable picture of every worker, asset and zone.

How does Salvus support compliance for retail operators?+

The platform produces a live, timestamped muster record and auditable time-on-site and access logs that evidence personnel accountability under COMAH, DSEAR and CDM regimes.

Can we see asset tracking running before we commit?+

Yes — a live evacuation demo runs on your own site map within 24 hours, and you can see the operator console working in the first meeting.

Ready to account for every worker on your retail site?

Running on your site map inside 24 hours.