For marketplaces
Fewer promises a shelf can’t keep.
A canceled order at a corner store costs you the customer, the courier’s trip and the refund. Canter gives you recent evidence from the counter, at the stores that have no integration and never will.
Send us your worst storesOne store’s listing, against its counter
Last hour
Sparkling water, 12 ozPut it back
- Listing
- Unavailable
- Counter
- Sold 14 minutes ago
Energy drink, 16 ozCheck first
- Listing
- Available
- Counter
- No sale in 9 days. Used to sell daily.
Beef jerky, 3 ozAdd it
- Listing
- Not listed
- Counter
- Sells about 6 a week
What your long tail has been missing.
Chains have integrations. The store on the corner has a register nobody can reach, and a menu somebody typed in once.
Cancel less.
An item that stopped ringing up is a warning before the order. An item that started again goes back on sale, instead of sitting on the shelf marked unavailable.
Add stores without a register project.
One connection at the counter, with no register integration to build, store by store.
List what really sells.
A store’s menu can come from what its counter rings, not from a spreadsheet that went stale. That includes the items it sells every day and never listed.
Know how sure you are.
Every answer comes with how recent it is and how confident we are, so you set the threshold for your own promise to a customer.
A scan is evidence, not inventory.
Nobody can tell you exactly what’s on a corner store’s shelf, and anyone who says they can is selling something. What we can give you is a fresh, honest signal your systems can weigh. Someone may have just bought the last one.
The same signal answers other questions too
Send us your 50 worst stores.
The ones that cancel the most, in the markets you care about. If they aren’t on the network, we’ll go get them, and you can watch what happens to their numbers.
Every store we connect for you stays on the network, and it makes the next market easier.