A busy convenience store in Portland noticed afternoon sales tanking despite steady foot traffic. Dor' thermal sensor revealed customers lingering just 90 seconds-way below the 4-minute average. They repositioned the coffee station near checkout. Sales jumped 22%

A coastal bookstore saw steady foot traffic but flat sales on rainy weekends. Dor' peel-and-stick thermal sensor revealed visitors spent just 2 minutes browsing vs. the usual 7. They added cozy reading nooks by the entrance-sales warmed up 18% in two weeks.

On a chilly weekday morning, a busy gas station near Seattle noticed steady entry counts but stagnant sales. Dor’ peel-and-stick thermal sensor revealed a 25% drop in conversion during the 7-9 AM rush-customers fueled up but skipped the store. Adding quick

A sunny Saturday brought steady foot traffic to a busy suburban grocery, but Dor’ peel-and-stick thermal sensor showed a surprising 18% drop in conversion during midday. Insight: customers browsed but left without buying. Action: staff boosted on-floor engagement and

A gas station in the Southwest saw consistent foot traffic, but Dor’ peel-and-stick thermal sensor revealed a 14% dip in conversion during afternoon heat spikes. Insight: customers were deterred by long wait times. Action: added staff during peak heat, boosting sales

A regional pharmacy faced unpredictable foot traffic patterns on weekday mornings. Dor’ battery-operated thermal sensors revealed a consistent **18% drop in early traffic between 9–11 AM** compared to weekends. The pharmacy adjusted staff schedules and launched

Before: A specialty apparel retailer couldn't explain why weekend conversion rates lagged despite strong foot traffic. Manual tracking was unreliable. Dor revealed: Peak shopping hours shifted 2 hours later on Saturdays. Staff scheduling didn't match actual customer

Before: A grocery store struggled with unpredictable foot traffic patterns, leading to inefficient staffing and lost sales opportunities. Manual counts were inaccurate and time-consuming. Dor revealed: Real-time thermal foot traffic data showed peak customer visits

A boutique in downtown Seattle faced a mystery: sales dropped every Tuesday morning, but staff couldn’t explain why. After installing Dor’ thermal sensor, the data revealed a 40% drop in foot traffic during those hours-no one had noticed the shift. Armed with

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A mid-sized pharmacy chain couldn't figure out why afternoon staffing felt chaotic-traffic seemed random, yet customers waited in long lines during certain hours. Dor' thermal sensor revealed the real story: peak traffic hit 3–5 PM consistently, but staff rotations

A boutique in downtown Seattle struggled to justify its marketing spend-foot traffic seemed steady, but sales didn’t spike after campaigns. Dor thermal sensors showed the real story: most visitors came mid-morning, but the store’s promotions ran in the afternoon. The

A regional mall in Chicago faced a mystery: foot traffic dipped on rainy afternoons, but sales stayed flat. Why? Dor thermal sensors showed the real story: visitors lingered longer, browsing more, but staff were stretched thin during peak hours. The mall adjusted

Everyone assumed that a busy Saturday meant higher sales. But Dor showed that foot traffic alone was misleading-conversion rates actually dropped 12% during peak hours. The store shifted staff to high-traffic zones and launched targeted promotions. Result: conversion

Everyone assumed rainy weekdays meant dead foot traffic. But Dor showed convenience stores actually peaked on gray mornings-just with 34% lower conversion. Staff redirected to checkout optimization. Bundled promotions on high-margin items. Result: Same traffic, 18%

28% traffic spike on Friday evenings at regional bookstore-but conversion dropped to 12%. Dor revealed: browsers outnumbered buyers during peak hours. Store extended café seating, added staff recommendations near entrance, created "quick picks" displays. Result:

A convenience store saw inconsistent morning staffing despite steady customer arrivals. Dor thermal sensors revealed a consistent 22% foot traffic surge between 7-9 AM on weekdays. They adjusted staff schedules to match this peak window. Result: a **15% boost in

A regional bookstore noticed flat afternoon sales despite steady foot traffic. Dor thermal sensors revealed a 35% drop in conversion rate between 2-4 PM on weekdays. The team adjusted staff assignments to prioritize customer engagement during this window. Result: a

A busy gas station in Phoenix struggled to understand why morning sales lagged despite steady customer visits on sunny weekdays. Dor’ peel-and-stick thermal sensors revealed a 27% dip in conversion rates between 7-10 AM, pinpointing missed engagement opportunities.

A luxury apparel boutique in Miami saw weekend traffic spike 34% during holiday sales but conversion rates dropped 12%. Dor thermal sensors pinpointed the issue: customers lingered in fitting areas an average of 8 minutes, creating bottlenecks that frustrated