Retail loss prevention alerts for UK stores Earlier alerts, with the clip, to check
CamAI loss prevention sends the team in your London, Leeds or Manchester store earlier alerts on suspicious behaviour, such as loitering at a high-value shelf or a stockroom door opened after hours, each with the clip so a supervisor can check calmly.
Four moments worth a second look.
Loitering near high-value shelves
An alert when someone stays at a high-value shelf or display longer than the time you set.
Stockroom and back door after hours
Movement at the stockroom or the back door outside the hours you set.
People in restricted zones
Behind counters, in stockrooms or offices: anywhere only staff should be.
Unattended counters and tills
An alert when a till or counter is left without staff while the store is open.
CamAI flags. Your team checks and decides.
Every alert comes with the camera, the time and the clip, so a supervisor sees what happened before anyone acts. CamAI does not decide that anyone did anything wrong, and it does not identify people.
Alert log
- 14:32Clip
Loitering at the fragrance display
CAM 07High-value shelf
- 16:05Clip
Till 2 left without staff
CAM 03Unattended till
- 19:18Clip
Person behind the service counter
CAM 05Restricted zone
- 22:47Clip
Stockroom door opened after closing
CAM 11After hours
Illustration · sample data
Store · today
- Alerts today
- 4
- High-value shelf
- 1
- After hours
- 1
- Restricted zone
- 1
- Unattended till
- 1
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What you need and how it starts.
01 · Cameras
Cameras on shelves, doors and tills
Existing IP cameras (RTSP or ONVIF) that see your high-value shelves, stockroom and back doors, and tills.
02 · Pilot
Zones, hours and recipients set
We mark the shelves, doors and staff-only zones, set the times, and test the alerts on your own footage.
03 · Proposal
A written proposal
You see real alerts on your own store first. Then a written proposal; pricing is by quote.
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Solutions
Your video stays at your site
Usually analysed on a server at your premises. Camera video stays in the UK. CamAI does not identify anyone.
Privacy and your dataStart with one site
A pilot on your own cameras and footage, so you see real alerts before you decide. Pricing is by quote.
How the pilot worksRetail loss prevention in the UK
UK store managers are often asked to watch more than they can see, with a handful of staff on the floor and a wall of camera feeds nobody has time for.
How UK stores use loss prevention alerts
UK store managers are often asked to watch more than they can see, with a handful of staff on the floor and a wall of camera feeds nobody has time for. CamAI watches for four situations and sends the clip, so your team can check with a clear head.
Four situations it watches for
Loitering near high-value shelves, stockroom or back-door access after hours, people in restricted zones such as behind the counter, and a till or counter left unattended while the store is open. You switch on only the rules that fit your shop, and set the times and zones.
Calm checks, not accusations
Every alert arrives with the camera, the time and the clip. A supervisor looks, and decides what happens next. CamAI does not decide that anyone did anything wrong and does not identify people. That keeps the conversation on the shop floor measured, for both your staff and your visitors.
Works on the CCTV you already run
CamAI connects to your existing IP cameras over RTSP or ONVIF, with the video analysed on a server at your premises. Alerts reach your supervisors by app, WhatsApp, SMS, email or Telegram, and your recorder keeps the full footage. Our team visits to review the camera views first.
A high-street shop in Birmingham
A busy high-street shop keeps its highest-value products on a wall near the entrance, and staff are often at the tills. The manager wants an alert when someone lingers at that wall longer than a set time, with the clip, so a colleague can go over and offer help.
A stockroom door in a Glasgow store
A store has a stockroom with a back door onto a service road, locked after closing time. The duty manager wants an alert if there is movement at that door outside trading hours, with the clip on her phone before she decides whether to call anyone.
Late-night opening in a London convenience store
A convenience store stays open until late and often has a single member of staff. The owner wants an alert when the till is left unattended while the store is open, and when someone enters the area behind the counter, each with a clip to check.
Loss prevention questions from UK retailers
Does CamAI stop losses in our store?
We do not claim that. CamAI sends your team earlier alerts, with the clip, on behaviour you have told it to watch for, so a supervisor can check calmly. What happens next is your team’s decision. We do not promise a reduction in losses, and we do not quote a figure.
Does it recognise or name individuals?
No. CamAI does not identify people and does not use face recognition. It flags a situation, such as someone at a shelf or a door opened after hours, and shows the clip. Your supervisor checks it and decides, and the alert never names or labels anyone.
Which situations can it alert on?
Loitering near high-value shelves, stockroom or back-door access after hours, people in restricted zones such as behind the counter, and unattended tills or counters. You choose which to switch on, and set the times, zones and how long counts as too long, with us, during the pilot.
Will it work with our current CCTV?
Usually, yes. CamAI connects to IP cameras over RTSP or ONVIF and your recorder keeps working. We look at the camera views on the site visit, because a rule only works where the camera actually sees the shelf, the door or the counter.
How do we start, and how is it priced?
Our team visits your store, then runs a pilot on your own cameras so you see the alerts and clips for yourself. A written proposal follows. Pricing is by quote for each business, based on the stores and the cameras covered.
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Earlier alerts, with the clip.
Book a store visit. We look at your shelves, stockroom doors and tills and plan the alerts with you.
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.