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Ending the Shrink-vs-Experience Trade-Off in Retail Loss Prevention
Retailers assume shrink control costs the shopping experience. Active deterrence data suggests that trade-off is not actually required.
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Configurable, Not Custom: How SmartDome Adapts to Every Store
SmartDome adapts detection, response, and mounting to each store's own layout and staffing, so one solution scales across a fleet that never looks the same.
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SmartDome: Research Confirms Its Impact in the Field
How the Loss Prevention Research Council measured SmartDome's effect on shrink, sales, shoplifters, and shoppers, and what the full study found.
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Silent Response Buttons: What Changed and What NY Retailers Must Do by 2027
New York's panic button law is now the silent response button law. Here's what changed, who's covered, and how to plan for the January 1, 2027 deadline.
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The New York Retail Worker Safety Act: What Retailers Need to Know
Retail workers agree that other states should follow NY with panic button requirements.
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The Door No One Can Staff All Day: How self-service access is changing the math on retail restroom and fitting room safety
Self-service access to restrooms and changing rooms with Freedom GO.
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No Need to Wait for Wire at Lowe's Anymore!
Freedom Case makes shopping easier at Lowe's.
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Tennessee Man Reaches For Item At Lowe's. Then He Runs Into A Surprising New Touchscreen: ‘No Need To Wait’
Tennessee Man Reaches For Item At Lowe's. Then He Runs Into A Surprising New Touchscreen: ‘No Need To Wait’
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Shoplifting is down. Retailers still want federal help. Here's why.
NRF's 2026 theft and violence report shows real progress, and a stubborn organized crime problem. Where active deterrence still fits.
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Washington becomes the next state with a panic button law
Following New York, Washington now requires silent duress systems for at-risk retail workers. Here's what's required, and how Help Buttons already fits
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The lock-up dilemma: What a new industry report says about the cost of security
A new Loss Prevention Magazine report confirms what Freedom Case customers already know: locking merchandise costs sales. Here's what's changing.
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Indyme and Eden Unveil European-Market Freedom Case™ at Euroshop 2026
Strategic partnership adapts the world’s only self-service locked case to European gondola fixtures.
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What the Loss Prevention Research Council is prioritizing in 2026
The Loss Prevention Research Council opened 2026 with its annual kickoff event, laying out research priorities for the year.
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Indyme Partners with Sensormatic Solutions to Revolutionize Retail Loss Prevention
Highlighting the Freedom Case and More
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Indyme Launches Intelligent WiFi Call Button with 'Ack Back' Feedback and Advanced Safety Features
As retailers navigate the transition from legacy audio systems to modern mobile platforms, they require flexible tools that function across both worlds.
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Indyme Launches Its Third Generation Freedom Case: A Smarter, More Flexible Self-Service Security Case for Modern Retail
New gondola-mount Freedom Case delivers 98% shrink reduction, $10K annual labor savings, and real-time insights.
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Sales dropping as a consequence of locking products
Highlighting the Freedom Case and More
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Consumers wait an average of 7.7 minutes for products to be unlocked
It’s no secret that consumers are not exactly enthralled by the locked display shelves they’re increasingly encountering in stores.
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27% of shoppers will switch retailers, abandon purchase if they come across locked-up products
Customers walk away from locked cases. Change that with Freedom Case.
