Plan better service coverage
Use visitor and queue patterns to identify when additional assistance may help.
See when customers arrive, where they spend time and where they wait. AI Monitor turns compatible CCTV into practical insight for your stores and branches.
Start with your existing cameras. Compatibility assessed before rollout.
Use visitor and queue patterns to identify when additional assistance may help.
Understand busy and overlooked areas through movement and dwell patterns.
Use consistent measures to assess activity across locations and trading periods.
Management reviews arrival patterns, waiting times and service coverage. Staffing is adjusted for the busiest period, then the same measures are reviewed to assess the change.
Sales figures tell you what was purchased. They do not explain which areas customers visited, where they waited or when the floor needed more staff.
Start with the features that answer your business question. Expand each card for how it works.
Understand when customers arrive.
Count movement through configured entrances and review visits by period. Agree how staff, repeat entries and different entrances will be handled before comparing results.
See where people spend time.
Measure time spent in selected areas and assess supported zone-occupancy measures. Longer dwell may indicate interest, waiting or confusion; context matters.
Make store layouts easier to evaluate.
Assess floor-plan and zone-based movement analysis to identify busy and overlooked areas. Camera coverage and mapping requirements are checked during assessment.
Match service capacity to demand.
Review queue and waiting patterns at checkouts or service points. Agree alert thresholds where supported and use trends to plan staffing.
Understand where assistance is needed.
Compare supported staff-presence measures with shopper activity. Visible presence does not, by itself, establish the quality of service or employee performance.
Connect activity with management decisions.
Compare consistent measures across locations and periods. Transaction-based conversion or campaign analysis requires suitable business data, integration and agreed definitions.
Analytics describe visible activity. They do not automatically reveal customer intent, satisfaction or individual identity. POS and customer-experience integrations are separately assessed.
Agree the information your managers and operators need, with access matched to their responsibilities.
Reporting depends on the selected features, configuration and available data.
Begin with selected cameras and one clear objective. We assess, configure and test the solution before you scale.
Review your priorities, existing cameras, viewing angles and connectivity.
Agree the required features, hardware, licences and integrations.
Test representative activity against clear pilot success measures.
Train the team and agree reporting, support and any monitoring service.
Compare counts with manual samples. Validate waiting-time measurements and reporting definitions before using the results to compare branches.
Pilot duration, equipment, costs and success criteria are agreed before deployment.
We can scope combined reporting where your systems provide suitable exports or interfaces. The data fields, matching method, permissions and costs are agreed before implementation.
A multi-site design can support comparisons. Camera placement, counting definitions and reporting periods need to be consistent enough for the comparison to be meaningful.
Potentially. We assess camera compatibility, image quality, coverage, recording access and connectivity before recommending equipment changes. Some views may need adjustment or additional hardware.
Your proposal separates the selected software, on-site equipment, implementation, integrations and any ongoing monitoring or reporting service. Features are not automatically included in a base camera licence.
A scoped pilot can be proposed around selected cameras and measurable objectives. The duration, equipment responsibilities, costs and success criteria are agreed before it starts.
The assessment should define authorised users, viewing and export rights, retention, notices and data-handling requirements. Cloud locations and any required data transfers are reviewed for the selected platform.
Tell us about your business and the problem you want to solve. We will guide you through a relevant demonstration and the next steps.