Reopening with limits: People Count app tracks number of customers in stores, gyms, restaurants

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Kansas City is nearing its attempt at an economic rebound and TileFive wants to support the healthy reopening of small businesses with the launch of its latest tech tool — People Count.

“A lot of customers aren’t going to feel comfortable coming to a business if it’s really packed,” said Andrew Potter, founding partner of the Overland Park-based software startup, noting hesitations business owners like him are anticipating when social distancing efforts are relaxed — as early as next week.

Click here to read the latest on Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas’ plan to reopen businesses amid the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, beginning May 6. […]

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