Qmoxi Retail

What Qmoxi Retail is

Qmoxi Retail is mystery shopping and auditing software for providers and retail program owners. It brings program operations together across project setup, shopper eligibility, assignment, surveys, editing, reporting, and client delivery. Shoppers can use PrestoShopper on a phone to claim assignments, complete visits, and receive payment. Program owners can use the Private Platform with their own logo, colors, domain, and company name. Qmoxi describes geofencing for real-time, location-based data collection across markets worldwide, and dashboards that present data insights in real time. Research and engagement programs can be deployed across regions and languages. The platform connects with existing systems through direct system connectivity. Qmoxi describes the infrastructure as secure cloud hosting and says it manages hosting and security for Private Platform customers. It also says custom work remains exclusive to the organization and that most enhancement requests are completed in under 30 days. For Private Platform customers, Qmoxi runs shopper support. The company reports that PrestoShopper is used by more than 150 providers, 18,000 companies, and 3 million shoppers. Qmoxi Retail is web-based, and pricing is available by request; the product page invites prospective customers to request a demo by email.

Who it suits

Qmoxi Retail suits providers and retail program owners managing mystery shopping or auditing programs across shoppers, projects, surveys, and reporting. It may also suit organizations that want a branded shopper platform, mobile visit collection, or programs deployed across regions and languages.

Getting started

1. Visit the Qmoxi Retail website.
2. Email Qmoxi to request a demo.
3. Discuss program needs and pricing with Qmoxi.
4. Choose the web-based Retail setup and, if needed, a branded Private Platform.

Verdict

Choose Qmoxi Retail if you need mystery shopping or auditing program management with mobile shopper collection and branded platform options. It is a less direct fit if you need published pricing or named integration details before contacting the provider.