The World’s Most Secure Tag
Security tags that are impossible to defeat with hooks or magnets
The Concept Tag puts the power back into retailer’s hands.
Our unique locking mechanism and patented detacher is proven to reduce shoplifting by 50% or more compared to traditional security tags.
If you are a retailer that has a stock shrinkage of 0.5% or more, the Concept Tag can save you a significant amount of money, guaranteed.
Working with global retailers to reduce fashion losses due to external theft by 50% or more
View case studiesRetail Advantages
Increased Sales
With reduced theft, more stock is available to be sold.
Improved Customer Service
Allow sales staff to concentrate on your customer and worry less about dealing with potential thieves.
Safer Environment
Criminals no longer target your stores, which creates a safer and more pleasant environment for both staff and customers.
50,000,000 Concept Tags installed worldwide
January 2021
Spanish office opens in Malaga.
December 2020
Number of Concept Tags installed worldwide reaches 50 million
November 2020
Launch of Next Generation Concept Tag.
October 2020
Range of tags extended to include smaller 40mm and 45mm tags.
December 2019
By the end of 2019 over 35 million Concept Tags have been distributed throughout the UK and exported overseas.
December 2018
The rapid global expansion of sales of the Concept Tag sees Agon Systems placed in the top 100 fastest growing private businesses in the UK.
December 2017
The Concept Tag has now been installed in 20 countries worldwide, just two years after launching.
October 2016
The Concept Tag wins the ‘Best Newcomer’ Award at the 2016 Retail Fraud Awards, the award that recognises the most exciting new product in the retail fraud arena.
July 2015
Further revision is made to the unique design of the Concept Tag. ‘Version 3’ is produced and 65,000 are installed in JD Sports’ flagship UK store on Oxford Street, London.
January 2014
Version 1 of the Concept Tag is tested, with 15,000 tags being installed in JD Sports’ store in Stratford, London.
January 2011
Development starts on a better, more secure design of security tag than currently exists on the market.
