🥷 How SuperSonic POS Helped a Client Catch 3 Employees Stealing $300/Day From Him
One reality of retail business is that someone is going to try to steal from you.
Whether it’s a customer shoplifting or an employee taking money from the register, retail owners should always be on the lookout for thieves.
In fact, almost 60% of small business retailers reported experiencing employee theft in 2025, including cash or physical product theft. (Safe and Sound Security)
One of SuperSonic POS’s clients, John Pops, had this very problem. Every day, his cash register was “lighter” a couple hundred dollars, but he couldn’t accuse someone without proof.
He got it thanks to the Camera feature of SuperSonic POS!
And it wasn’t just one employee. It was three, stealing $300 a day from him.
Thanks to SuperSonic POS cameras, he finally got the proof he needed to catch the thieves.
💬 Client Quote
“The Camera feature of SuperSonic POS helped me to catch 3 employees that were stealing $300 a day from me! Every owner needs this system!”
John Pops, Store Owner
Money missing from the register?
Catch thieves with the SuperSonic POS Camera feature and protect your earnings!
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The Fast Lane Highlights
Here’s what’s new. 👇
☕ Seven & i sharpens its focus on convenience retail after exiting supermarkets. Following a $5.5B sale of its York Holdings supermarket business to Bain Capital, Seven & i says fiscal 2026 will be its first full year as a pure convenience-store operator, centered on 7-Eleven and related brands. Despite headwinds from a late-2025 government shutdown, North American same-store sales turned positive in December, extending momentum from Q3, as the company launches a CEO search after Joe DePinto’s retirement to drive its next phase across 13,000+ U.S. and Canadian stores.
🏪 Stewart’s Shops reinvests in rural New York with a larger, fuel-focused rebuild. Stewart’s Shops reopened its Mayfield, N.Y., location after a $3M rebuild that doubled the store’s size, expanded parking, and added a broader mix of fuel options, including premium non-ethanol, kerosene, and diesel, aligning with demand from snowmobilers, boaters, and campers around Great Sacandaga Lake. The Jan. 9 grand opening combined promotional pricing on food and fuel with a $2,000 donation in milk and egg certificates to a local food pantry, reinforcing Stewart’s strategy of pairing infrastructure upgrades with community engagement in key regional markets.
🍔 QuikTrip debuts a larger, food-first store format with its new GEN4 design. QuikTrip plans to break ground this summer on its first Generation 4 (GEN4) convenience store in Crestwood, Missouri, a 6,400-square-foot location about 1,000 square feet larger than its standard stores, designed to improve customer flow and employee efficiency. The new format puts food at the center, with a QT Kitchens area twice the size of existing layouts, a dedicated quick-pickup zone for made-to-order items, and added features like a vestibule, energy-efficient materials, and 12 fuel pumps, signaling QuikTrip’s next evolution beyond travel centers as it doubles down on food-led growth in one of its largest core markets.
Stay tuned for more news!
Cameras aren’t optional if money is missing.
SuperSonic POS has an integrated Camera feature that lets you see what’s going on in your store (and if anyone is stealing) and protect your earnings.
