AI CCTV solutions for the UK safety, rules and footfall
UK businesses put their existing CCTV to work with CamAI: safety and violation alerts, footfall and EPOS conversion, ANPR, car park occupancy, queues and loss prevention, all set up on site after our team visits.
- See Safety alerts
Safety alerts
Fire, smoke, intruders and restricted zones, with the clip.
For Security, facility and HSE teams
- See Violation & compliance alerts
Violation & compliance alerts
Helmets and vests built in, plus your own rules, tested in a pilot.
For Operations, safety and branch managers
- See Footfall & store analytics
Footfall & store analytics
Visitors by hour, heatmaps, dwell time and queue alerts.
For Retail, mall and branch managers
- See Exhibition booth analytics
Exhibition booth analytics
Visitors to your stand, where they stop and the busiest hours.
For Exhibitors and event teams
- See POS & sales analytics
POS & sales analytics
Visitors who became buyers: footfall set against your POS, by hour and branch.
For Retail, restaurant and branch managers
- See Vehicle & number plate recognition (ANPR)
Vehicle & number plate recognition (ANPR)
Plates read at gates, yards, bays and car parks, with allow-lists and alerts.
For Security, logistics and facility teams
- See Parking occupancy
Parking occupancy
Free and taken spaces, busy hours and overstay alerts, per site.
For Mall, facility and car park managers
- See Queue & staffing
Queue & staffing
Queue and wait alerts, unstaffed counters and visitors against staff needed.
For Store, branch and service managers
- See Loss prevention
Loss prevention
Earlier alerts on suspicious behaviour, with the clip, so your team can check.
For Loss prevention and store teams
Most sites mix more than one.
A supermarket
Entrance counting, queue alerts, back door after closing.
A central kitchen
Hairnet and glove rules, smoke alerts in the stores.
A warehouse
Helmet and vest checks, restricted zones after hours.
Choosing a CamAI solution in the UK
Each solution is a group of rules running on the same cameras and the same on-site server.
Where UK companies tend to start
Each solution is a group of rules running on the same cameras and the same on-site server. Most British sites start with one and add another later, so it helps to know which question each one answers.
When the worry is fire or intruders
Safety alerts suit sites that sit quiet for long stretches: warehouses overnight, kitchens after close, shopping centre service corridors at weekends. CamAI looks for smoke and flames, people in restricted zones and anyone entering after hours, then sends the clip to whoever is on call so they can check it and decide what to do.
When the worry is rules on the floor
Violation alerts suit sites with dress and safety rules: helmets and hi-vis vests in factories and yards, hairnets and gloves in kitchens, uniforms or wristbands elsewhere. The built-in PPE rules are ready to use from the start, while custom rules are tested on your own footage in the pilot before they go anywhere near a full rollout.
When the question is about people
Footfall analytics suits UK shops, shopping centres, restaurants and entertainment centres that want to understand their visitors: how many came in, at what time, where they lingered and how long the queue grew. Exhibition analytics answers the same questions for a stand at a trade show, measured day by day across the run of the event.
Mixing them on one site
Nothing stops a single site using more than one solution. A supermarket might count customers during the day and watch for intruders at night. A factory might check vests on the shop floor and watch for smoke in the stores. Our UK team helps you decide which rules belong on which camera, so each view does the job it suits.
A warehouse starting with safety
A logistics business in the UK wants night-time cover first: smoke near the battery charging area and anyone walking into the yard after hours. Once those alerts are working well, they plan to add hi-vis vest checks on the loading docks using the same cameras and the same server.
A shop group starting with footfall
A UK retailer wants hourly visitor counts and queue alerts in its stores before anything else. The aim is to plan staff rotas around real customer flow rather than gut feel, and to see in one weekly report how each shop compares with the others.
A UK brand heading to a Saudi show
A British company is exhibiting at a trade show in Riyadh and wants to know how many people visit its stand each hour and how long they stay. The Saudi team sets up the cameras on the stand, and the UK marketing team follows the live dashboard from home.
Questions about CamAI solutions in the UK
Which CamAI solution should a UK business start with?
Start with the problem that costs you most today. If it is overnight risk, begin with safety alerts. If it is safety kit or hygiene on the floor, begin with violation alerts. If it is staffing and customer flow, begin with footfall analytics. Our UK team talks this through with you during the site visit.
Can we run more than one solution on the same cameras?
Yes. All four solutions run on the same CamAI server and the same IP cameras. One camera can count people during the day and watch for intrusion at night, as long as its view suits both rules. We check camera positions with you during the visit and suggest changes where a view falls short.
Do the solutions work in English?
Yes. The UK site, the dashboard, the mobile app, the alerts and the reports are all in English. Our UK team also works with your staff in English throughout the site visit, the pilot review and the training sessions, so nobody has to translate anything along the way.
Is the video sent off site?
Usually not. CamAI typically runs on a server at your premises, so the video is analysed where it is recorded. What goes out is the alert itself, with the camera, the time and a short clip, sent only to the people you pick. Your recorder keeps the full footage just as it does today.
Can CamAI handle a rule that is not on the list?
Often, yes. Custom rules such as gloves, uniforms, wristbands, an unattended counter or crowding at a ride are built and tested on your own footage during the pilot. If a rule does not work well enough on your cameras, you see that during the pilot, well before any rollout or proposal.
How is pricing worked out?
Each site is quoted on its own after a visit and a pilot. The price depends on the number of cameras covered, the rules you need and whether any custom rules are involved. The written proposal lays out the scope, the timeline and the cost, so you can compare it with the value the pilot showed.
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What happens next
- 1Our team contacts you to arrange a visit to your site.
- 2We look at your cameras and agree the rules with your team.
- 3A pilot on a few of your cameras, then a written proposal.