This is the most common problem after camera analytics is installed: the numbers pile up, but nobody looks at them. The charts are in the dashboard, but in the middle of daily work there's no time to open and analyze them.
AI Camera Auditor reads that data for you. Once a week the site manager receives a short report — not charts, but a plain-language explanation and specific recommendations.
What the report includes
What happened
Customer traffic during the week, peak hours, queue times and a comparison with the previous week.
What was lost
The estimated number of customers lost when queues grew long or shelves were left empty.
What stands out
Deviations from the usual pattern: an unexpected drop, an unusual hour, a recurring problem.
What needs to be done
Specific steps: at what time to open an extra checkout, which shelf to check, which shift is understaffed.
Who it's for
It is an add-on module for sites where camera analytics is already installed — it connects to all of our ready-made scenarios for supermarkets, restaurants, warehouses, manufacturing, clinics, gyms and other sectors. No new equipment is required; it works on the data the existing system collects.
Where does the footage go?
Nowhere. The report is built on numbers only — counts, durations, zones. Video never leaves the site, and the report contains no personal footage.
To be clear: the “lost customers” figure in the report is an estimate calculated from measured traffic, not an exact sales figure. The goal is not to state an exact amount, but to direct attention to the right time and the right place.
How we work
All our AI solutions follow the same principle: AI does not make decisions — it speeds up your employees' work. The system prepares a draft, and a person reviews and approves the result. This lowers the risk of errors and keeps your team in control of the process.
- Discovery and audit — together we measure how much time each process takes.
- Pilot — a limited-scope trial in one department, using your real data.
- Measuring results — we compare the numbers before and after the pilot.
- Full rollout — once the results are clear, it is extended to the whole company.
- Ongoing support — the model and rules are updated as your workflows change.
Is this solution right for your business?
Let's review your process in a short conversation — if it's not a fit, we'll tell you so.
Contact usFrequently asked questions
What does the AI Camera Auditor report include?
Once a week the site manager receives a short plain-language report: customer traffic, peak hours, queue times and a comparison with the previous week, deviations from the usual pattern, and specific recommendations, for example at what time an extra checkout is needed.
Do we need to buy new equipment for the camera auditor?
No. It is an add-on module for sites where camera analytics is already installed, and it works on the data the existing system collects. It connects to ready-made scenarios for supermarkets, restaurants, warehouses, manufacturing, clinics, gyms and others.
Where is camera footage sent for the report?
Nowhere. The report is built on numbers only: counts, durations, zones. Video never leaves the site, and the report contains no personal footage. The Auditor only reads and explains the numbers that camera analytics has already collected.
Is the “lost customers” figure in the report accurate?
No, this figure is an estimate calculated from measured traffic, not an exact sales figure. The goal is not to state an exact amount, but to direct attention to the right time and the right place.
