Stock loss
Unattended shelves and stockroom entrances can create opportunities for missing goods.
SECURITY FOR RETAIL
A clearer view of the shop floor.
Give your store a connected view of entrances, aisles and stock movement. Useful recorded detail helps your team understand what happened before, during and after an event.
Plan your system
RISKS TO PLAN FOR
Understand the risks in your sector.
Use these common scenarios to identify the areas that need attention at your site.
Checkout disputes
Refunds, transactions and handovers may need to be reviewed when accounts differ.
Slips and obstructions
Spills and blocked aisles can lead to incidents involving customers or staff.
Illustrative scenarios. Cameras can help staff review events; combine coverage with appropriate access controls, safe working practices and on-site procedures.
START WITH THE SPACE
Put the important areas in view.
Entrances
Capture people entering with a camera aimed at the doorway. Check backlighting from glass shopfronts at different times of day before finalising the angle.
Checkout & handover
Use a focused view of the transaction area and a wider view of the queue. Position the camera so displays and shelving do not block the scene.
Aisles & stockroom
Use indoor domes for the shop floor, then add cameras at stockroom and delivery doors. A wide view reduces gaps, but additional cameras are needed behind tall shelving.
FROM EVENTS TO UNDERSTANDINGSee the moment.
See the moment.
Review the context.
Face and human detection create event snapshots in the camera for the NVR to display. Use the event record as a starting point, then review the full recording for context.
Face detection captures a face snapshot; it does not identify who a person is. Choose camera positions and recording settings around the detail you need.
BUILD YOUR SYSTEM
A starting point for your project.
Confirm model suitability, coverage and storage with your installer.
BEFORE INSTALLATION
A better plan starts on site.
Mark tall shelves, checkout positions, public entrances and goods-receiving doors. Plan camera views after the final merchandising layout is known.
Can one wide-angle camera cover the whole shop?
It can provide an overview, but shelves, displays and distance can hide useful detail. Add dedicated views at entrances, tills and stockroom access.
How much recording can I keep?
Retention depends on camera count, bitrate, recording schedule and installed disks. Share your required retention period so storage can be sized for your system.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Request a consultationLet’s plan your coverage.
Tell us about your building, the areas you want to see and your existing equipment.