The stockroom code on the Post-it. The keys you can't account for. The fired employee who might still have access.
Yedi Pro — the smart lock that also runs your restroom — rotates codes automatically, logs every entry, and tells you who was in the back room and when.

The number is brutal. Three out of four retail employees admit to stealing from their employer at some point. Most of it is small. Some of it isn't. None of it shows up in your cycle count with a name attached.
Yedi doesn't catch the theft. The cameras and the count do that. Yedi answers the next question: who was in the back when it happened.
of retail employees admit to stealing from their employer.
Embroker, 2023You meant to. Everyone means to. The locksmith is expensive. The keys are scattered. The code on the Post-it is hard to change because three other people on the schedule still need it. So you don't, and you live with the risk, and you hope.
Yedi makes the question moot. Each person on your schedule has their own credential. When they leave, you revoke it. The credential dies. The lock keeps working for everyone else.
If you use a shared code, it rotates automatically — nightly, weekly, on a schedule you choose, or instantly when you need to. The code that got out last month stops working before the person who took it figures out it's still active.
When the cycle count is off, the question isn't "who took it." That's never answerable. The question is "who had access between the last count and this one." That used to be answerable in theory and impossible in practice.
Yedi answers it down to the minute. Every entry, every credential used, every duration. Filter by store, by employee, by date range, by time of day. Export. Hand to your loss prevention team or your insurance carrier.
Most of the time, the data exonerates people. Sometimes it tells you exactly what you needed to know.
The same Yedi Pro that handles the restroom on Path 01 handles the stockroom on Path 02. Different door, different problem, one system. The hardware retrofits a standard commercial door in under 30 minutes with one Phillips screwdriver. No wires. No locksmith.
Open by app, by NFC tap, by rotating PIN, or with a physical key override for the panic moments. Battery-powered, monitored, alerted when it's running low. Built and burned-in for the door-cycle volume of a busy retail back room.
We'll set up a pilot on the door that worries you most. You see the data from your own store, on your own staff, in real time.