In-store Media Readiness Assessment: is your store a medium, yet? One venue, four to six weeks, one verdict.

AI-Powered Audience Analytics

How many people can actually see your screens?

ScreenIQ measures how many people pass your screens, how many have an opportunity to see them, and how long they stay. Runs on-device. No footage leaves the hardware.

In the viewing zone: an opportunity to see Outside the zone: a passer-by Viewing zone, drawn for each screen before measurement starts

Trusted by leading European retailers

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Capabilities

What ScreenIQ Measures

Opportunity to See

How many people were inside a screen's viewing zone, moment by moment. Matched against the player's log, it becomes opportunity to see per ad.

Dwell Time

Down-to-the-second measurement of how long each person stays in front of your display.

Zone Intelligence

Draw zones on a floorplan. Track traffic, attention, and dwell per zone. Find the dead spots.

Real-Time Dashboard

Live view, historical charts, and heatmaps. One dashboard per device, with network-level views available via Screenflow.

Metric Definitions

Where ScreenIQ sits on the impression ladder

ScreenIQ counts the people in a screen's viewing zone and timestamps every count. Matched against the player's log of what ran, that becomes opportunity to see per ad. Facing and dwell are separate measures, and a verified view is our estimate built from all three.

  1. Ad play

    The player logged that the creative ran. Says nothing about people.

  2. Gross impression

    People were in the store zone while the ad ran, counted from traffic data.

  3. Opportunity to see

    People were positioned so they could have seen the screen. The rung where most in-store reporting stops today.

  4. Likelihood to see

    A modeled estimate of how many of them probably looked. Still a multiplier, not a measurement.

  5. Verified view

    Presence, facing direction and dwell while the ad played, per screen and per daypart. ScreenIQ reports it as an estimate.

How It Works

What stays in the box

  1. Stays in the store

    1. Camera

      Sees the area in front of the screen.

    2. Device behind the screen

      Analyses each frame and then discards it. No video is saved.

  2. Leaves the store

    Numbers only

    Counts and dwell times reach your dashboard. Images stay behind.

Documents for your data protection officer come with the readiness assessment. See the assessment

Works offline

no internet needed for analytics

OTA model updates

new capabilities ship remotely

Camera-agnostic

USB, IP, whatever you have

Runs on Intel 8th Gen+ edge hardware — N100, N200, or N305. 8 GB RAM, 32 GB storage, USB or IP camera. We help you spec the right device.

Retail media briefing · PDF

Your store is an unpriced media asset

A five-page briefing for retail leadership on how in-store retail media gets measured and what a verified view is worth to advertisers.

Free PDF in English, 5 pages. One email with the briefing.

  • European retail media is heading toward EUR 28.8 to 31 billion by 2028.
  • Physical stores carry more than 80% of retail sales and received about 3% of US retail media spend outside Amazon (eMarketer, 2025).
  • 53% of European retail media buyers name lack of standardization as a leading barrier (IAB Europe, 2025).
  • A verified view needs presence, facing and dwell while the creative plays.

Who it is for

For stores with screens and no way to price them

ScreenIQ is the measurement layer of our in-store media work. We start with one store: four to six weeks of measurement, then a verdict on whether it works as a medium.