Entrance flow
Define which entrance and direction to count. Agree how staff, groups and repeated crossings should be treated before comparing totals.
Useful insight for a better store day.
A store camera may serve several purposes, but each measurement needs its own definition. Decide whether the priority is operational reporting, entrance flow or reviewing a specific visible event.
Queue review
Identify the waiting area and the operational decision the report should support. A static image provides a momentary view; duration needs a properly configured time-based workflow.
Event context
Give reviewers access to the relevant camera context and a clear escalation procedure. A detection does not establish that theft or misconduct occurred.
YOUR FIRST CONVERSATION
Bring the site into focus.
Bring store opening hours, entrance layout, typical busy periods and the reporting question. Decide whether aggregate counts can answer it without collecting additional personal information.
Build a project briefA MEASURED START
Choose a useful pilot.
Use a manual reference count during selected periods and compare it with the proposed system. Investigate discrepancies before using the reports for staffing or business decisions.
Plan the evaluationSolutions to explore
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Retail & visitor flow
Scope counting, queue and occupancy questions without guessing customer attributes.
Explore retail & visitor flow02
Video analytics
People, vehicles and visible events, organized around a practical review workflow.
Explore video analytics03
Camera integration
Assess camera streams, recorder support, image quality and deployment requirements.
Explore camera integrationLET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION
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