Cameras record everything, but nobody watches everything
Most warehouses already have CCTV covering aisles, dock doors, and bins, but footage only gets reviewed after something has already gone wrong.
Industries · Warehousing & Storage · CCTV Retrofit & Monitoring
Most warehouses already run CCTV across aisles, dock doors, and storage bins. The gap isn't coverage, it's analysis. This retrofits AI video monitoring onto your existing camera feeds, so incidents get flagged automatically, in real time, instead of being found hours later during a manual review.
The problem
Most warehouses already have CCTV covering aisles, dock doors, and bins, but footage only gets reviewed after something has already gone wrong.
A safety near-miss, a damaged pallet, or unauthorized access in a restricted zone often isn't found until someone manually scrubs through hours of recordings.
Ripping out and reinstalling CCTV hardware across a live warehouse is expensive and disruptive. The cameras you have are usually good enough, they just aren't being analyzed.
How it works
Click through each step to see what happens.
Step 01
No hardware swap required. Your current CCTV feeds are connected into the platform as a video source for analysis, aisle by aisle or dock by dock.
Key features
Works with the CCTV cameras already installed across your warehouse. Retrofitting the analysis layer is faster and cheaper than a new camera rollout.
One dashboard gives a live overview across every processed session and camera feed in the facility, not a separate screen per camera.
The system flags anomalies and incidents on its own, so your team responds to a notification instead of hunting through footage after the fact.
Historical analyses and findings are kept and searchable, useful for audits, insurance claims, and reviewing repeated issues by location.
Submit footage for analysis as needed, with results structured for a warehouse or operations manager, not a security specialist.
Designed around the realities of warehouse floors: aisles, dock doors, bins, and restricted zones, not generic home or retail security use cases.
FAQ
No. This is a retrofit: it connects to the CCTV cameras your warehouse already has and adds an AI analysis layer on top, without replacing existing hardware.
The system is designed for real-time alerts, so your team is notified as an incident or anomaly is detected, instead of waiting for a manual footage review.
Yes. Every analyzed session is stored in the Past Reports section, so your team can review historical findings for a specific camera, area, or date.
The dashboard is built to give a facility overview across all processed sessions, and can be extended to multiple sites and workspaces as your operation grows.
Warehouse and operations managers who already run CCTV but rely on manual review, and want incidents surfaced automatically instead of discovered after the fact.
Access to GitHub Repo
Purchase repository access to get the full CCTV analysis codebase: video ingestion, incident detection, alerting, and the dashboard shown above. Ready to connect to your own camera feeds and deploy on your own infrastructure.
See it on your own footage
We will show the analysis and alerting run live against warehouse footage, in 20 minutes.