LoopOS

Retail circularity, built for real operations.

Run trade-in, take-back, verification and second-life workflows across stores, countries and partner networks — keeping experiences fast for customers and standardised for operations.

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Trusted by leading retailers running circular programs at scale

  • Fnac
  • Decathlon
  • Darty

Two retailer models we power today

Which model are you?

LoopOS adapts to how you already operate — whether you're a multi-brand group running shared infrastructure or a specialist retailer building category-specific circular programs.

  • Model 01

    The Retail Group Model

    A multi-brand group can operate different banners while using one shared operational backbone — one engine that powers every brand without rebuilding from scratch.

    • One engine across multiple brands — a trade-in initiated in one banner is managed through the same centralised backbone.
    • Centralised verification & refurbishment — devices routed to a specialised hub via AI agent for condition validation.
    • Instant customer experience — standardised pricing rules make the flow fully automatic with no approval delays.

    Best for: High-volume consumer tech (smartphones, laptops, consoles), cross-brand operations, and groups seeking standardisation.

  • Model 02

    The Sports & Specialty Model

    Circularity isn't only for tech. Retailers can build second-life programs for categories with larger items and different logistics constraints — bikes, camping gear, water sports equipment.

    • Second-life programs by category — focused catalogues (Cycling, Camping, Water Sports, Fitness).
    • Convenience-first collection — home pickup instead of forcing store drop-off, crucial for bulky items like bikes.
    • Simple settlement — once verified and accepted, customer payout via bank transfer with a clean, trackable process.

    Best for: Large items, category-specific programs, and retailers optimising convenience and logistics.

Core use cases

What LoopOS enables for retailers

From returns to recommerce, LoopOS powers every step of the circular lifecycle — across all your stores, countries and partners.

  • Returns & reverse logistics

    Standardise intake, triage and disposition — restock, repair, resell or recycle — with automated routing decisions across your entire network.

  • Repair & service operations

    Manage cases, SLAs, partners, spare parts and customer updates — all in one orchestrated repair flow.

  • Trade-in & take-back programs

    Run device intake, AI grading, dynamic pricing, and voucher or store-credit flows — instantly, at scale, across any channel.

  • Recommerce & second-life sales

    Manage lifecycle states, refurbishment workflows and resale readiness — publish across channels with dynamic pricing and quality grading.

  • Multi-entity operations

    Roll out consistent processes across countries, stores and brands — with the flexibility to adapt locally without losing central control.

  • AI-powered triage & routing

    Standardise intake → verification → decisioning → next destination. AI agents route products to resell, repair, parts or recycle with no manual review.

Outcomes

What LoopOS allows retailers to do

LoopOS helps retailers turn circular operations into a margin engine — without breaking the customer experience.

Industry trends

The retailers winning today are building operational infrastructure now — not running one-off sustainability projects. Here's where the market is heading.

  • 01

    Returns becoming profit-critical

    Retailers need faster, rule-based disposition and tighter recovery economics — returns can no longer be a cost centre.

  • 02

    Repair as a loyalty lever

    Service experiences are becoming a key differentiator — especially for premium categories where quality matters.

  • 03

    Trade-in everywhere

    Customers now expect instant valuation, store credit and clear condition rules — across every channel they shop.

  • 04

    Recommerce professionalisation

    Second-life requires quality standards, traceability and scalable operations — it's no longer enough to just resell.

  • 05

    Regulatory & ESG pressure

    Audit-ready reporting, traceability and proof of circular outcomes are no longer optional — they're legally required.

  • 06

    Beyond in-store drop-off

    Home pickup is becoming a key differentiator — especially for bulky categories where convenience drives participation rates.

Circular operations,
made profitable.