Shrinkage investigations are slow
Reviewing a suspected theft means scrubbing hours across several cameras.
Store security that also produces the operating numbers your area managers actually use.
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Retail cameras are usually bought for shrinkage and used for nothing else. The same feeds can tell you footfall by hour, how long the queue was at 7pm, and which aisle nobody enters.
Reviewing a suspected theft means scrubbing hours across several cameras.
Staffing decisions are made on last week's sales, not on who actually walked in.
Nobody knows a till queue is too long until customers walk out.
Every store has different cameras, different settings and different retention.
Same platform, same event pipeline, same audit log — only the rules differ.
Store groups with consistent retention and central health monitoring.
People counting, queue length, dwell by zone and after-hours intrusion.
Optional, and only where you have a lawful basis and a documented policy.
Most retail value comes from anonymous counting, not identity. We would start there — it is cheaper, faster and carries far fewer obligations.
Counting data can be exported alongside POS exports for conversion analysis. A live integration with your POS platform is scoped separately.
No. People counting is anonymous and answers the footfall question without storing any identity.
Tell us the site, the camera count and what you need to catch. We will tell you what is realistic before anyone talks price.