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How TPB works

From product interaction to purchase.

TPB connects physical product interaction, on-screen shopping, POS orders, and weekly reporting.

What customers do
  1. Pick up a product

  2. Browse and compare

  3. Cart
    Items selectedReady
    OrderReady
    POS handoff

    Add to cart and order

Weekly StorePulse report
Product activity
Cart activity
Purchases and revenue

01 / Product to order

From product interaction to order.

A customer picks up or places a product at an interactive display. The screen opens that product first, then supports comparison and ordering. StorePulse reports what customers viewed, added to cart, and bought.

What customers do

STEP 01 / CUSTOMER

Pick up a product

On Flower and Category displays, a lift or placement opens the matching product information on screen.

02 / Five display types

Choose the right display for each location.

Use one display type or combine several across your location.

Flower with Lift + Learn

A customer lifts a flower jar. The screen opens the matching product information.

Optional starting point

Core Four

A four-display starting plan with one Flower, one Category, one Quick Checkout, and one Branded display.

01Flower display icon
FlowerLift + Learn
02Category display icon
CategoryPick & Place
03Quick Checkout display icon
Quick CheckoutBrowse and order
04Branded display icon
BrandedCustom merchandising

03 / POS connection

Manage product information in your POS.

Enter and manage product information in your POS. TPB displays it on connected screens. Customer orders return to the POS.

04 / Design and build

Choose a pre-designed fixture or custom build.

Choose a fixture from one of our display partners, or use TPB shop drawings to build the technology into your own furniture.

Works in existing locations and new builds. Add a display to the floor you have, or plan it with your fixtures, power, and network.

Available formatsWall-mountedFreestandingCountertop
Plan your display

05 / Rollout

Know what TPB provides and what your team prepares.

TPB provides

Software, hardware, setup, and support.

  • A recurring software license, onboarding, and training
  • Configured software, commercial screens, and compact computers
  • NFC readers, tags, and required cabling
  • POS connection and display setup
  • Placement guidance and shop drawings
  • Weekly StorePulse reports and ongoing support

Your team provides

Space, access, approvals, and coordination.

  • Approved space and display locations
  • Furniture, millwork, or a partner display
  • Power, internet, and POS access
  • Current product information in the POS
  • Required store and brand approvals
  • A staff lead to coordinate installation and launch

06 / Weekly StorePulse reporting

See product interest, cart activity, and sales in one weekly report.

Use each report to compare products, campaigns, and placements. See what customers viewed, what they added to cart, and which purchases were completed. Then decide what to test next.

See a StorePulse report
Weekly StorePulse report

What customers did at the display this week

Sessions, product views, and brand viewsWhen available
Physical product interactionsVaries by display
Cart and checkout activityWhen available
Purchases, revenue, and average order valueWhen available

Available measures vary by display type and POS integration.

Build your next product display around a sales goal you can measure.

Choose the product experience, mounting type, and location that fit your floor. Store Designer turns those choices into a starting plan.