RETAIL & VISITOR FLOW

Understand the flow through your space.

Operational analytics works best when it answers a specific decision: when a queue forms, how an entrance is used or where staffing should be reviewed. Begin with the decision and choose a measurement that can support it.

FROM VIEW TO VALUE
Retail & visitor flow
01 · Assess02 · Evaluate03 · Review

Illustrated workflow · configuration varies by site

01 · PROJECT PLANNING

Choose a useful measurement

Define the entrance, direction of travel and reporting interval. Decide how to handle staff, groups, repeat visits and people who pause near the counting line. Different counting rules can produce different totals from the same footage.

02 · PROJECT PLANNING

Validate before comparing

Compare the proposed counts against a manual reference over representative busy and quiet periods. Record occlusion and camera downtime. Keep the measurement definition consistent when comparing dates or locations. A single image cannot establish dwell time or a visit history.

03 · PROJECT PLANNING

Plan reporting and privacy together

Agree who can access reports and whether aggregate counts are enough for the business question. Do not infer age, emotion, identity or purchasing intent from the public Studio. Confirm any additional reporting or system integration in the project scope.

A common question

Does the Studio provide historical visitor reports?+

No. The public Studio shows image and sampled-frame detections. Historical counting and reporting require a separately configured deployment.

LET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION

Let’s start with your camera view.

Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you work out what your cameras can support.

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