1. Choose the way your team will use Snap Retail Metrics
Choose monthly or annual billing and the number of active device licenses required. Monthly customers may bring a compatible device or use the web reporting dashboard without a scanner. Initial annual purchases include eligible refurbished Zebra TC51 hardware as described on the pricing and hardware pages.
2. Complete secure checkout
Stripe processes the recurring subscription. Snap Retail Metrics does not store complete payment-card numbers.
3. Create the owner account and connect Shopify
The account owner securely authorizes the Shopify store. Shopify continues to hold the store’s products, inventory, locations, orders, payments, routing, and fulfillment records. Active subscribers can open the private Shopify connection guide from Snap Retail Settings after signing in.
4. Classify locations and invite the team
Choose which connected locations represent physical selling activity and which locations prepare online orders. Assign Owner, Admin, Picker, or Viewer access based on each employee’s responsibilities. These Snap Retail Metrics settings shape its workflow; they do not replace Shopify order-routing rules.
5. Activate compatible devices
Use an emailed one-time QR code or manual activation code to bind a compatible installation to a paid device license. Activation tokens expire after 30 days unless used or revoked sooner. The private Zebra TC51 installation guide is available from Snap Retail Settings for active subscribers.
6. Scan, pick, and review
Staff with the appropriate role can look up products, view inventory by location, claim eligible orders, verify line items by barcode, and complete supported fulfillment actions. Owner, Admin, and Viewer users can use the responsive web sales and picking reports without giving every employee broad Shopify admin access. The Android scanner navigation remains focused on Scan, Pick, and Account.
Explore inventory scanning, verified order picking, or retail reporting.