Auror

Auror provides a Retail Crime Intelligence platform in which retailers record incidents in a structured way, connect people, vehicles and behaviour across stores and over time, and build investigations. The product is organised into modules including Intel (incident capture), connect-the-dots pattern analysis, investigate (case building with evidence), insights, and audits.

The platform's customers are retailers and law enforcement agencies. The website states that the Auror Network connects more than 85,000 retail locations with more than 3,500 law enforcement agencies, and it names retailers such as bp, Holland & Barrett and M&S among customers. The website does not describe its pricing or revenue model.

The company states it was founded in 2012, initially working with a New Zealand supermarket and police force, and expanded to Australia, the UK and Europe in 2018 and to the United States in 2019. It lists offices in Auckland, Melbourne, London and Denver, Colorado. Its open roles include software engineering, solutions engineering, customer success and enterprise account management.

Product: Auror Retail Crime Intelligence platform (Auror Core, Intel, investigate, insights and audits modules) for incident reporting, case building and retailer-police collaboration.