Remote video monitoring by industry
Every type of business loses money in different places. Pick yours to see the usual risks, where cameras should point, what our operators watch for during your monitoring hours, and how attendance software helps.
Convenience stores
Opening, closing, cash and high-theft shelves watched live on your existing cameras, with alerts to you and attendance checked against the schedule.
Read the guide →Gas stations
Forecourt, pumps, store and night-shift clerk watched live, with drive-offs, pump tampering and cash procedures logged and escalated to you.
Read the guide →Liquor stores
Premium shelves, the counter and late-night closings watched live, with theft, skipped procedures and staffing problems reported to you.
Read the guide →Smoke & vape shops
Display cases, the counter and after-hours entry points watched live, with theft, break-in attempts and skipped procedures reported to you.
Read the guide →Small grocery stores
Registers, high-theft aisles, receiving and cooler doors watched live, with shrink, skipped procedures and staffing gaps reported to you.
Read the guide →Restaurants
Opening and closing, the cash office, back door and kitchen routines watched live, with staffing gaps and skipped procedures reported to you.
Read the guide →Pharmacies
After-hours entry points, the front store and opening and closing routines watched live, with incidents and staffing gaps reported to you.
Read the guide →Auto dealerships
The lot, service entrances and key areas watched live after hours, with people on the lot, tampering and skipped closing steps reported to you.
Read the guide →Construction sites
Gates, material yards and tool storage watched live after hours, with trespass, theft and early-morning deliveries reported to you.
Read the guide →Multi-location retail
Every store on the same checklist, watched live in its own time zone, with exceptions, attendance and payroll compared location by location.
Read the guide →Pricing is the same for every industry: $600/month for live monitoring 8 hours a day, 7 days a week, up to 4 cameras. More cameras, locations or hours are quoted, because they need more operators. See pricing or ask for a quote.