Data Tally Technologies

A strategic minority business interest in practical, privacy-conscious retail technology.

Strategic Minority Interest

Toms Group maintains a strategic minority interest in Data Tally Technologies, a developing retail-technology company focused on practical, day-to-day store operations — not surveillance.

Data Tally reflects our broader interest in technology that supports retail operations — the same kind of operator's perspective behind every Toms Group business. It operates as its own independent venture, separate from Toms Group's core retail, real estate, and food-service divisions.

What It Does

Practical tools for running a location well.

Every feature is built around operating a store better — not identifying individual people.

Customer Counting

Aggregate foot-traffic counts at entrances and exits, so managers know how busy a location is without tracking who any individual customer is.

Occupancy Monitoring

Real-time occupancy counts against a set capacity, with alerts when a location approaches its limit.

Inventory Information

Stock-level visibility and reorder signals across locations, to help reduce out-of-stocks and shrinkage.

Restroom-Sensor Monitoring

Usage-based sensors that flag when a restroom needs attention, supporting cleaner, better-maintained facilities.

Cleaning Checklists

Digital task checklists and completion tracking for daily cleaning and maintenance routines.

Store-Performance Reporting

Dashboards and reports that bring traffic, occupancy, inventory, and task data together for each location.

Built around presence, not identity

Data Tally's sensors are designed to count and monitor aggregate presence and conditions — how many people are in a space, whether a restroom needs attention, whether a task is complete — not to identify, recognize, or track individual people. Data Tally does not use facial recognition or biometric identification.

Explore our other business divisions.

Convenience retail, fuel, liquor, real estate, and our growing food-service concept.