Retail & mixed-use estates
Mall
Operations
Turn existing camera infrastructure into operational signals—occupancy, zones, and staffing cues without rip-and-replace.
- Privacy-by-design
- Zone policies
- Dashboards
Quiet signals for busy concourses
A mixed-use operator wanted fewer radio check-ins during peaks. We delivered zone-level occupancy and dwell trends aligned to their security and facilities playbooks—readable in the tools their teams already use.
- Privacy-by-design
- Zone policies
- Dashboards
4 zones
Live roll-up
−22%
Ad-hoc patrols
API
BMS handoff
We stopped guessing which wings needed flex staff—the floor plan finally matched what cameras already saw.
VP, Property Operations
Verified narrative
How we work with you
Policy-first deployment: what you measure—and what you never store—is agreed before install.
Blueprint
Use cases & privacy
Define zones, retention, and redaction. Legal and ops sign the same brief.
Integrate
VMS & identity
Ingest streams with least-privilege access; optional LDAP/SSO for dashboards.
Calibrate
Ground truth week
Tune counts against manual samples; document variance by time of day.
Operate
Runbooks & alerts
Threshold-based alerts, weekly digest, and an escalation path facilities trusts.
How it works
From frames to operational KPIs—with governance baked in.
Ingest & redact
Stream processing with optional face blur and configurable retention windows.
Zone analytics
Occupancy, dwell, and directional flow mapped to your floor plan.
Signals to teams
Webhooks, email, and Slack-style hooks for facilities and security leads.
Audit & replay
Incident timelines with exportable evidence for after-action reviews.
On-site impressions
Concourses, control rooms, and the interfaces operators live in.
Deployment visuals
Next step
See your estate in real time
We will review your VMS topology and propose a pilot wing with measurable KPIs in thirty days.
Typical working session
- Integration surfaces & security posture
- Latency, accuracy, and ops constraints
- Pilot scope and success criteria
No generic deck—technical stakeholders welcome.
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