Highlights

  • First US store installations underway for a tier-one multinational retailer.
  • Invoice of €84,445 (about A$138,000) issued for cloud activation and initial deployment.
  • Integration with self-checkout, point-of-sale and user interfaces completed.
  • Contracts cover roughly 40% of the customer's global store network.

RocketBoots Limited (ASX:ROC) has started installing its technology in the first US stores of a tier-one multinational retailer, under a previously announced multi-year agreement. The company has issued an invoice for cloud infrastructure activation and initial store deployment.

Activation Invoice and Integration Completed

The invoice is valued at €84,445, or approximately A$138,000. It follows completion of the preparatory phase, which involved integrating RocketBoots' AI loss-prevention software with the customer's self-checkout systems, point-of-sale platforms and user interfaces.

The cloud infrastructure will support the retailer's operations across the US and beyond. CEO Joel Rappolt said the preparation phase is complete and the company is now into installation, describing it as a milestone for RocketBoots.

Background to the Contracts

The milestone builds on a Software-as-a-Service agreement announced on 18 December 2025, valued at about A$9.1 million in annual recurring revenue, and an Activation Contract announced on 30 March 2026, worth about A$3.3 million in non-recurring fees.

Both agreements target deployment across approximately 40% of the customer's global store network.

Phased Rollout Approach

The initial US installations will serve as a testing phase, allowing the retailer to refine its rollout processes before expanding in phases across its global network. The solution is fully cloud-based and does not require on-site visits from RocketBoots staff.

The company noted that installation timelines depend on the customer's own decision-making and are subject to risks outside its control. The retailer's identity has not been disclosed.

Key Takeaways

  • RocketBoots has moved from preparation into installation, with first US stores underway.
  • An activation invoice of about A$138,000 has been issued.
  • The rollout will expand in phases across about 40% of the retailer's global stores.