Solink’s remote monitoring capabilities provide peace of mind when you need it most. With temporary closures of locations or reduced operating hours, there are enough things to worry about – security shouldn’t be one of them.
Accelerate Health & Safety Spot Checks and Audits with Camera Groups
Given the current circumstances, ensuring staff are in compliance with health and safety regulations is critical to avoiding fines and reducing community transmission.
Instead of having to manually select each security camera for review, with Solink, users can save time and organize related cameras for quick and easy access in a single group (i.e. Kitchen Cameras, Front House Cameras, Office Cameras, etc).
Increase Drive-Thru Traffic Insight with HME Integration
With many restaurants shifting their operations to eliminate dine-in options due to social distancing, the drive-thru has become the key revenue stream for Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) operators.
With Solink’s HME zoom timer integration, you can capture key drive-thru metrics (such as time spent at window, greeting delay, time in queue, and more). These are matched with video analytics and POS system data to gain more insight into drive-thru orders. This helps operators make better business decisions, whether it is improving employee training or streamlining processes for faster customer service.
Get the Most out of your Security Camera System with Motion Alerts
Ensuring the security of a site during closures or prolonged off-hours is even more critical given recent events. Solink goes a step further by leveraging your existing video camera system to detect motion in more crime-prone areas (i.e. windows, entrances, exits, offices) and automatically notifies you via email or on your mobile phone. Not only does this provide extra peace of mind and security, but it’s an approach that makes use of your existing environment – no need for new systems which can lead to increased complexity and cost.
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