Cameras

How each option works

Camera install

We plan camera placement around where problems actually happen: the counter, doors, stock room and parking lot. Then we install, aim and test every one.

1. We walk the store and mark camera spots
2. We install and wire everything cleanly
3. We set recording, retention and access

Motion alerts

When the store is closed, movement in the areas you choose sends you a text with a short clip. Daytime traffic doesn't trigger alerts.

1. You choose the zones and quiet hours
2. Motion after hours sends a clip to your phone
3. You tap once to view the live camera

AI event review

AI watches the footage so you don't have to. It flags things worth a look, like someone behind the counter after hours or a door left open, and skips the rest.

1. We set what counts as an event for your store
2. The system tags and saves flagged clips
3. You get a short daily list instead of hours of video

Video matched to sales

Every register transaction links to the camera footage from that moment. Checking a refund, a void or a cash discrepancy takes seconds instead of an afternoon.

1. We connect the cameras to the register's timeline
2. Each sale gets a link to its footage
3. Unusual voids or refunds can be flagged automatically

Remote viewing

See any camera live, or play back recordings, from your phone. Access is private and secured, and you decide which staff can see what.

1. We set up the app on your phone
2. We add staff with the access you choose
3. Everything stays on a private, encrypted connection

Footage backup

If a recorder is stolen or fails, the footage goes with it. Flagged clips and important recordings are copied off-site every night.

1. We choose what to keep and for how long
2. Clips copy off-site nightly, encrypted
3. You can pull any saved clip when you need it

Foot traffic counts

The camera at the door counts visitors by hour and day. Counting is anonymous: no faces or identities are stored. Compare it with sales to see your conversion rate and your real busy hours for staffing.

1. We set the counting line at your entrance
2. We check the counts against a few real days
3. We put daily traffic in your reports

Pass-by conversion

A camera facing the sidewalk counts people passing your shop and compares them with people who walk in, so you can see what your window, sign and promotions are worth. Counts only, no identities stored.

1. We aim and set up the street-facing count
2. We separate walk-ins from pass-bys
3. We report the share who come in

In-store heatmaps

Ceiling cameras build an anonymous heatmap of where people walk and stop, so you can see which displays get attention, which aisles get skipped, and where to put what you want to sell.

1. We map your floor plan to the cameras
2. We build weekly heatmaps
3. We review layout ideas with you