AI-Powered Barcode Mismatch Detection For Self-Checkout
Detect when the scanned barcode does not match the actual product, and alert staff in real time.
Benefits of Using Barcode Switch
Barcode Switch is a computer vision feature that verifies scanned items by comparing the product visible at checkout with the correct barcode stored in the system.
Prevents transactions where the scan appears correct but the product price is wrong.
Helps minimize shrink tied to incorrect barcode scans at self-checkout and staffed lanes.
Staff immediately see where the mismatch happened so they can act fast.
The store chooses what to do after an alert based on existing operational rules.
The system does not identify individuals and does not collect, store, or process personal data.
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Key Features
By using computer vision system detects barcode mismatches at self-checkout while fitting seamlessly into existing retail workflows.
Product recognition + barcode verification
Computer vision identifies the product and checks whether the scanned barcode matches the correct barcode in the database.
Real-time mismatch detection
When a mismatch occurs, the system flags it instantly before the transaction is finalized.
Checkout-station level alerts
Alerts identify the exact self-checkout or lane where the mismatch occurred to speed up response.
FAQ
Quick Overview
Common operational and technical questions to help retailers understand how Barcode Switch works in real checkout environments.
What is barcode switching?
Barcode switching is when the scanned barcode represents a different item than the product being purchased, often leading to undercharging.
It uses computer vision to identify the product and compares the scanned barcode with the correct one stored in the system.
No, it only detects the mismatch and leaves the response to the store’s procedures.
Alerts are sent to store staff in real time and include the specific checkout station.
No, it does not identify individuals and does not process personal data.

How It Works?
The process is designed to verify each scan without adding friction to checkout.
Scan event
A customer scans an item barcode at self-checkout or a cashier scans it at a manned lane.
Product recognition
Computer vision identifies the product visible in the checkout area.
Barcode verification
The system compares the scanned barcode with the correct barcode stored in the database for that product.
Alert and store action
If a mismatch is detected, staff are alerted in real time and the store follows its own policy.
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Evaldas Budvilaitis
Co-Founder
