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Business operations are becoming more complex while margins are tightening. Without the right tools, this can lead to missed opportunities to cut costs or drive revenue. That’s why large businesses depend on real-time video monitoring to effectively monitor multiple locations simultaneously.
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What is real-time video monitoring?
Real-time video monitoring is a way to monitor your locations remotely. Remote monitoring uses a combination of security cameras and advanced video analytics to keep watch on your business. There are many benefits to using this technology, including enhanced security, lower costs, improved efficiency, higher revenue, and a better understanding of your core metrics.
Indeed, while most businesses install real-time video monitoring systems to improve security and safety, the benefits go far beyond reducing the risk of theft or employee injuries.
15 real-time video monitoring benefits
As mentioned above, being able to monitor your business in real-time has both security and non-security benefits. Here are 15 benefits of real-time video monitoring:
- Identify retraining needs
- Respond to issues in real time
- Remote monitoring
- Better asset protection/loss prevention
- Add context to business metrics
- Reduced labor expenses and hiring needs
- Better security
- Alarm verification
- Better customer service
- Optimal merchandising
- Improved relationship with law enforcement
- Remote guarding
- Cleaner locations
- Safer parking lots
- Reduced inventory shrinkage
Note that these benefits often open up great synergies. For example, identifying retaining needs can directly improve your loss prevention strategy.
Identify retraining needs
Labor shortages have shortened the onboarding process. That means some new staff members are often left wondering what to do in specific situations. However, whether malicious or because of training shortcomings, the results of not following company policies are the same: reduced profitability from lost productivity.
Retraining needs result in many issues. Here are two common situations that arise due to training shortcomings:
- Time theft: Time theft is when employees are paid for work but engage in activities unrelated to their job responsibilities. This can range from minor productivity concerns like using mobile phones during work hours to more severe cases, such as colleagues manipulating the punch clock to fraudulently claim overtime pay while being absent from the workplace (commonly known as “buddy punching”).
- Discount abuse: Discount abuse refers to the improper utilization of discounts by employees. This behavior can occur in various ways. In some instances, it may involve intentional misuse, such as staff members using their employee discount for their friends and family. However, discount abuse can also stem from unintentional errors, often arising from inadequate training, where employees improperly combine discounts intended for seniors, veterans, or other eligible groups. Regardless of the underlying cause, discount abuse ultimately leads to financial losses for the company.
Monitoring employees with real-time video surveillance can uncover time theft, discount abuse, and other retaining needs. For example, you can integrate your video surveillance system and scheduling software to keep track of break times or use POS integrations to review discounted transactions.
Volunteers of America-Michigan uses Solink to identify retraining issues. Real-time video monitoring has helped them find instances of employees not doing what they are supposed to remotely, without ever needing to step foot in the affected stores.
Respond to issues in real time
Issues tend to compound until they are resolved. This means a small problem in the morning can lead to your business not meeting its goal. One of the biggest benefits of real-time video monitoring is that you can identify and solve minor issues before they get out of control.
Here’s an example.
Threshold Notifications allows businesses to set limits on their key performance indicators (KPIs): speed of service, hourly revenue, average transaction discount, or anything else you can track. Then, a proactive notification is sent any time these core metrics are not where they should be.
Remote monitoring
Remote video monitoring gives you the capacity to assess your stores’ adherence to company policies without the need for in-person visits. While on-site audits remain crucial and should not be disregarded, real-time video monitoring proves particularly valuable for remote areas or locations with recurring concerns that require more frequent check-ups. This technology enables you to provide the necessary attention to such sites while also saving valuable time.
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Better asset protection/loss prevention
When discussing asset protection and loss prevention (AP/LP), it is crucial to distinguish between internal and external threats as they employ distinct tactics and require specific prevention strategies.
Internal theft refers to the act of individuals within an organization stealing from it, whereas external theft involves theft committed by individuals outside the organization.
Here’s a helpful chart:
Solink offers several features that facilitate the identification and investigation of external theft. Motion search enables the rapid scanning of hours of footage within minutes. Skilled AP/LP professionals can expedite this process further by scanning motion events at 8 or 16 times the normal speed. Additionally, Camera Linking enables the tracking of suspects as they move within the premises. Furthermore, Solink’s platform allows for the direct sharing of evidence with internal stakeholders and law enforcement through email.
For internal theft, while motion search remains a valuable tool, there are other features that prove even more beneficial. Solink integrates with various systems, including the point of sale (POS), to associate data with corresponding video footage.
POS monitoring empowers you to efficiently filter transactions based on criteria such as type, size, date, employee number, products, or keywords. This enables you to swiftly identify high-risk transactions (such as voids, no-sale till opens, cash returns, etc.) and review paired video footage to verify their legitimacy.
Add context to business metrics
As previously mentioned, POS monitoring proves invaluable in mitigating the risk of employee theft, and it offers additional benefits by providing context to your metrics.
Let’s consider a simple example:
Suppose you operate a quick-service restaurant (QSR), with 40% of your business conducted through the drive-thru. Typically, you can serve 50 cars per hour, and you have set up Threshold Notifications to alert you when the rate drops below 45 cars per hour.
One day, you receive an alert indicating that your drive-thru speed of service is below 45 cars per hour. Now, you need to determine the cause:
- Is the demand lower than usual?
- Are the staff members working more slowly than usual?
- Is there a malfunction in a key piece of equipment?
- Is inclement weather affecting driving conditions?
To accurately diagnose the situation and identify the necessary steps for resolution, real-time security footage must be observed. Real-time video monitoring provides the crucial context needed to not only detect a problem but also devise effective solutions.
Reduced labor expenses and hiring needs
Real-time video monitoring offers several avenues to reduce labor expenses. One of the most direct ways is through the utilization of the remote guarding function, which can replace the need for on-site security guards operating 24/7. Even in cases where a full-time salary isn’t eliminated, video surveillance systems can still enhance productivity.
As previously mentioned, virtual walkthroughs enable AP/LP audits to be conducted remotely, allowing a single loss prevention professional to review multiple locations simultaneously. This approach can slow down the rate at which new hires are needed for the asset protection department, thereby reducing labor costs.
Better security
Solink provides a comprehensive cloud video management system (VMS) that offers a wide range of tools. The Solink platform enables users to efficiently search for theft or security incidents, save relevant videos, organize collected evidence, and seamlessly share it internally and with law enforcement.
Solink Video Alarms Monitoring Service presents another effective method for enhancing business security through real-time video monitoring. Unlike conventional panel alarms, video alarms can monitor entire areas of your business, leading to improved detection capabilities. Moreover, the flexibility of being able to activate and deactivate individual zones allows your store to remain open while specific areas, such as the loading dock, remain secured.
In an independent comparison study, Solink Video Alarms outperformed traditional panel alarms, resulting in multiple apprehensions, whereas the traditional alarms yielded no arrests. This highlights the effectiveness of video alarms in enhancing security outcomes.
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Alarm verification
Alarm verification means trained professionals assess events in real time when an alarm goes off before determining the necessity of an emergency response. Subsequently, when law enforcement intervention is required, the video feed is shared with the dispatcher to facilitate a prompt and well-informed reaction.
However, the benefits of alarm verification extend beyond enhanced security. Verified alarms also deliver cost savings. Many police forces no longer respond to unverified alarms, and even in cities where they still do, fines for false alarms are escalating.
In the same comparative analysis previously mentioned, Solink Video Alarms demonstrated remarkable results by achieving a 100% reduction in false alarm fines across multiple restaurant locations. This exemplifies the tangible value of alarm verification in not only improving security outcomes but also in mitigating financial losses associated with false alarms.
Better customer service
Encouraging employees to engage with every visitor upon entering your business and maintain regular interactions is an effective sales tactic that can contribute to revenue growth. Moreover, it fosters a sense of surveillance among patrons, which can help deter external theft. Real-time video monitoring proves valuable in overseeing and evaluating staff interactions with guests, allowing you to ensure compliance with customer service standards.
By utilizing real-time video monitoring, you can actively monitor how your staff interacts with customers, enabling you to verify whether they adhere to established directives on customer service standards. This level of oversight empowers you to identify areas for improvement and provide necessary guidance to enhance the overall customer ex
Optimal merchandising
Solink offers a heat map tool that visually displays the movement of people within a specific location. Heat maps provide valuable insights into the areas within your stores that attract the most foot traffic. Real-time video monitoring gives you the information you need to make better merchandising decisions, which can drive more revenue for your business.
Canada Buds uses Solink to improve the merchandising in their dispensaries. Here’s what Aaron Zgud, the Chief Executive Officer of Canada Buds, has to say:
“At the beginning, the display closest to the entrance, where people felt less comfortable going, was where we put the best products. So we ended up moving those products to where everybody gathered. And then, by actually looking at the heat map, you could tell that it forced people to spread out. That was one of the most surprising benefits of Solink.”
Improved relationship with law enforcement
Retailers strive to establish strong relationships with local law enforcement to ensure prompt and appropriate responses to incidents. One of the simplest ways to foster a robust partnership with the police is by equipping them with the necessary evidence to support investigations.
Solink’s real-time video monitoring platform offers a seamless solution for locating, saving, and sharing video footage of incidents. By utilizing the motion search feature, you can easily pinpoint the relevant footage, save clips from multiple angles if needed, and share them with the police via email.
When law enforcement trusts your ability to provide valuable evidence, they are more likely to fully investigate each incident. In fact, they may even approach you proactively, seeking video feeds that offer street views to aid their investigations. By establishing this level of trust and collaboration, you can contribute to creating a safer environment for your business and the community.
The largest Cookies retailer uses Solink to build their relationship with law enforcement. Here’s what their Director of Loss Prevention, Ryan Dzwigalski, has to say:
“I’ve been in loss prevention for 20 years. I wish I had something like Solink before because being able to share video with the police so easily is huge. It was always such a hassle before. You’d have to find a USB stick, get their address, put it in a bubbled envelope, and drop it off at the police dropbox. Then, the police might not be able to open the file. If you get a reputation of not providing the needed evidence, police can become less responsive to non-emergency calls like theft. Now, Solink has helped me create a good relationship with law enforcement. It is such a huge benefit, especially in the cannabis industry because it is so tightly regulated.”
Remote guarding
Remote guarding involves the utilization of real-time video monitoring equipment to either replace on-site security guards or enhance their ability to patrol expansive sites. This approach proves cost-effective as it allows businesses to leverage their security systems as a substitute for live guards, resulting in substantial savings.
Moreover, surveillance cameras offer a range of advantages. They operate continuously without the need for breaks, are impervious to intimidation, provide objective evidence in the event of an incident, and have the ability to monitor the entirety of your business simultaneously. These additional benefits are compelling reasons why companies opt for remote guarding as a means to safeguard their buildings.
Reduced labor expenses and hiring needs
Real-time video monitoring can reduce labor expenses in several ways. Most directly, the remote guarding function can replace live 24/7 on-site security guards. However, even when a full-time salary isn’t being removed from the books, video surveillance systems can be used to improve productivity.
As mentioned above, AP/LP audits can be shifted to virtual walkthroughs so a single loss prevention professional can review multiple locations at once. This can slow down the rate at which you need to hire people into your asset protection department.
Cleaner locations
Clean businesses are not only inviting but also create an environment that attracts customers, particularly in grocery stores or any establishment involved in food sales.
However, the benefits extend beyond aesthetics. For example, a clean store with well-organized shelves facilitates the identification of potential shoplifting incidents. When something is missing and remains unsold, it serves as a clear indication of possible theft. Utilizing the Solink mobile app, a quick motion search can pinpoint any instances of shoplifting.
Furthermore, when buildings or grounds are not well maintained, they quickly degrade. Instead of paying someone a few hours a week to keep a building clean, you might face tens of thousands of dollars in repair work.
Real-time video monitoring of locations ensures compliance with company policies, including cleanliness standards.
Spinx uses Solink to monitor all of their locations for cleanliness and company compliance. A single person is able to monitor about 100 locations.
Safer parking lots
There are a lot of liability issues associated with parking lots:
- Safety issues due to wet or snowy conditions
- Smash-and-grab thefts
- Fender benders
- Hit and runs
- Stolen cars
Without the advantage of real-time video monitoring, issues within a business can linger without resolution. In the event of a parking lot incident, it is crucial to have a proper follow-up process to prevent its recurrence. The Solink platform offers a comprehensive solution that enables you to meticulously document each event, ensuring prompt and accurate resolution.
Reduced inventory shrinkage
Reducing inventory shrinkage is particularly important as margins are squeezed. Whether your inventory is damaged, lost, or stolen, real-time video monitoring can help. For many businesses, finding a single inventory theft incident could pay for a lifetime of real-time video monitoring.
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15 real-time video monitoring examples
Real-time video monitoring is being utilized in many industries. Whether you are looking for better security, higher revenue, or better customer service, monitoring your locations in real time will help you achieve your goals.
Here are 15 industries where real-time video monitoring is making a difference:
- Office building
- Shopping center
- Apartment building
- Self-storage
- Automotive
- Distribution center
- Cannabis
- Restaurant
- Retail
- Manufacturing
- Construction site
- Banking
- School
- Convenience store
- Gyms, fitness centers, and aerobics studios
Here are some examples of real-time video monitoring helping all of these business types.
Office building real-time video monitoring
Office buildings typically house valuable equipment such as computers, laptops, printers, and specialized hardware. Nevertheless, the most significant advantages often arise from employing real-time video monitoring outdoors.
The expansive parking lots surrounding office buildings pose considerable liabilities. Incidents like thefts from vehicles, minor collisions, and acts of violence can all expose the owner or occupant of the building to legal responsibility.
When safeguarding the valuable contents within an office, outdoor cameras can also provide assistance. Furthermore, with a camera placed viewing the outside of your doors, video alarms can be deployed to enable the early detection of individuals attempting to break into the premises even before they gain access.
Shopping center real-time video monitoring
Security responsibilities in shopping centers, including malls and plazas, involve a combination of individual store surveillance and property management’s asset protection.
The storefronts serve as a prominent area of overlapping responsibilities. Although the property management firm may own the security gates, windows, and doors, individual stores bear the financial impact of any incidents leading to lost revenue.
Shopping center real-time video monitoring proves highly effective in mitigating potential damage and vandalism. By acting as a powerful deterrent and providing proactive alerts when individuals are in proximity to closed businesses, it significantly reduces the likelihood of such incidents.
Apartment building real-time video monitoring
Multi-family real-time video monitoring serves the purpose of maintaining or enhancing security while simultaneously reducing costs. This is particularly relevant in areas with rent controls, where increasing rent for existing tenants can be challenging, making cost savings crucial for profitability.
The installation of cameras provides property owners with an additional security measure, eliminating the need to hire additional security guards or enter into costly agreements with outside security providers who typically conduct infrequent patrols.
By leveraging cloud video surveillance, real-time monitoring of entrances, exits, hallways, and parking lots of apartment buildings becomes possible. This proactive approach helps prevent vandalism and ensures the safety of tenants, safeguarding them from potential acts of violence.
Self-storage real-time video monitoring
Self-storage facilities face various liabilities associated with human visitors and the storage of personal belongings. One distinct concern is the potential presence of renters who attempt to use the storage units as living spaces. As self-storage units do not meet the legal standards for residential dwellings, ignoring such situations can lead to significant legal complications.
Real-time video monitoring proves invaluable in identifying instances where individuals may be residing in self-storage units. For instance, motion search capabilities can be utilized to detect unusual activity or traffic occurring outside of regular operating hours, providing proprietors with timely alerts and enabling them to address the situation appropriately.
Automotive real-time video monitoring
Cars, whether owned by businesses or individuals, are valuable assets, and even minor scratches can result in costly repairs. This expense can significantly impact automotive companies, whether the damage occurs to their own vehicles or those belonging to customers.
Car dealerships face the challenge of safeguarding their valuable assets from theft and vandalism while keeping them accessible in an open environment. Real-time video monitoring provides an effective solution without the need to construct physical barriers around the cars.
Garages often face blame for dents and scratches, with some customers attempting to falsely attribute the damage to mechanics. However, more often than not, customers mistakenly notice such damage while inspecting their vehicles after routine maintenance tasks like installing winter tires or getting an oil change. Video surveillance can help combat fraudulent claims in such situations.
By accessing the video footage associated with the respective customer, businesses can gather evidence to demonstrate that the damage did not occur on their premises, thus refuting the customer’s claim. This helps protect the business from unwarranted liability and provides clarity to the customer regarding the origin of the damage.
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Distribution center real-time video monitoring
Warehouse accidents are unfortunately common, particularly when health and safety protocols are disregarded due to pressure to maintain high productivity. Employees may cut corners, leading to an unsafe work environment.
Implementing a robust warehouse security system with real-time video monitoring capabilities can play a crucial role in ensuring adherence to safety policies. These policies encompass various aspects such as forklift speed limits, ladder safety procedures, and proper inventory stacking. By monitoring compliance with these policies, the security system not only promotes employee safety but also safeguards merchandise from damage.
In addition, employee theft is a significant concern within private warehouse buildings. However, internal theft can occur through other avenues as well, with the shipping and receiving dock being a notable hotspot for theft in distribution centers.
To mitigate this risk, it is essential for delivery drivers to remain in designated areas, and shipping manifests should be thoroughly checked to ensure that no inventory is missing from orders. Real-time video monitoring systems within warehouses can provide distribution centers with the ability to confirm these procedures are being followed as they happen, enhancing security and reducing the chances of internal theft.
The benefits of real-time video monitoring extend beyond the warehouse walls for logistics companies. In busy locations, outdoor cameras can help ensure that trucks approach and exit the shipping and receiving docks safely and on time, contributing to smooth operations and minimizing potential accidents.
Cannabis real-time video monitoring
Real-time video monitoring is often mandatory for cannabis businesses, both dispensaries and cultivators, to comply with regulations. However, its benefits extend beyond mere regulatory compliance and can provide significant value to cannabis businesses.
One interesting use case is heat maps. Canada Buds uses Solink for better merchandising in their cannabis dispensaries. By seeing how customers move through their location, they can place the appropriate products in the right locations to increase sales.
Restaurant real-time video monitoring
Monitoring multiple restaurant locations can be challenging and involves addressing various issues such as inventory theft, discount abuse, employee theft, and even incidents of violence. Verbal and physical abuse from upset customers towards staff members can occur, and late-night locations may witness confrontations among different customer groups.
Real-time video monitoring in restaurants offers a solution to these problems. Additionally, it addresses a less considered issue: speed of service. Maintaining an efficient service pace is vital, particularly during peak hours when revenue targets rely on a steady flow of customers. Even a slight decrease in speed of service can significantly impact the bottom line.
By monitoring drive-thru operations in real time, restaurants can identify and proactively resolve any issues that could potentially slow down service, ensuring a smooth and efficient customer experience. Increasing the number of cars served per hour during peak times can lead to a substantial boost in gross margins over the course of a year.
Restaurant real-time video monitoring is a crucial component of drive-thru analytics systems.
Another critical aspect that real-time video monitoring helps address is health and safety violations, specifically those that may impact food safety. Monitoring the proper handling of fresh ingredients, ensuring immediate placement of perishables in the walk-in, and verifying stock rotation can be easily done using real-time video monitoring.
Moreover, video surveillance systems enable remote audits to prevent potential hazards, such as boxes left on the floor, improper securing of the cardboard compactor, or blocked emergency exits. By proactively identifying and rectifying these issues, restaurants can maintain a safe and compliant environment for both staff and customers.
Retail real-time video monitoring
Retail shops encounter numerous common challenges faced by businesses, including internal theft, shoplifting, damaged merchandise, and health and safety violations. Implementing retail real-time video monitoring provides effective solutions to address these issues.
Monitoring the point of sale (POS) in real time can help identify and reduce instances of internal theft. Video surveillance can be utilized to ensure compliance with company policies regarding health and safety regulations, inventory management, and the receiving of new merchandise.
While these measures serve as excellent loss prevention strategies, there is another critical issue that can potentially incur significant costs: slip-and-fall incidents. Customer injuries resulting from slips or falls can not only lead to financial liabilities but also harm the reputation of the retail business.
Volunteers of America-Michigan uses Solink to monitor for conditions that could lead to slip-and-fall injuries across all of their locations. When the weather report calls for snow or rain, they quickly check the front entrance areas of all of their locations to make sure wet floor signs are being used. real-time video monitoring gives them the ability to protect all of their retail locations from this safety concern in a couple minutes.
Manufacturing real-time video monitoring
In manufacturing facilities, worker safety is of utmost importance due to the presence of natural hazards. Without a collective commitment to prioritize health and safety, these environments can become unsafe for employees. The primary purpose of deploying real-time video monitoring in factories is to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
Lean manufacturing principles have emphasized efficiency and productivity in factory operations. With limited on-site inventory and processes dependent on one another, any slowdown in a specific zone can potentially impact the entire facility.
Industrial real-time video monitoring plays a crucial role in identifying productivity issues before they have a cascading effect throughout the manufacturing plant. By continuously monitoring operations, factory real-time video monitoring systems can detect early signs of slowdowns or inefficiencies, allowing management to take proactive measures and address the issues promptly. This helps prevent the spread of productivity disruptions and supports the smooth functioning of the manufacturing process.
Real-time video monitoring serves as a valuable tool in maintaining worker safety and optimizing productivity in manufacturing facilities, aligning with the goals of maintaining a safe work environment while maximizing operational efficiency.
Construction site real-time video monitoring
Construction sites are inherently risky environments, especially during nighttime when visibility is limited, making it challenging to identify hidden hazards. Unfortunately, these sites often become targets for vandals, thieves, and individuals seeking to commit crimes.
In the event of injuries, the liability typically falls on the company operating the construction site, regardless of the intentions of the intruders. This can result in substantial costs, including the replacement of stolen or damaged equipment, liability for injuries, and the potential for work stoppages.
Real-time video monitoring offers an effective solution to enhance security on construction sites through the use of video alarms. Unlike traditional panel alarms, which may not effectively protect open construction sites lacking a roof and four walls, video alarms provide a more comprehensive approach. Operators of construction sites can receive real-time motion alerts, allowing them to promptly assess whether someone has trespassed onto the site. If necessary, they can request police dispatch to address the situation swiftly.
By leveraging real-time video monitoring and video alarms, operators can bolster the security of construction sites, mitigating the risk of theft, vandalism, and other criminal activities. This proactive approach helps minimize potential liabilities, financial losses, and work disruptions, safeguarding the construction site and supporting the smooth progress of the project.
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Banking real-time video monitoring
The need for heightened security in financial institutions is obvious. However, real-time video monitoring of financial institutions provides a lot more than just improved security. For example, bank customer experience can be improved in two main ways through banking live video surveillance.
First, it builds trust in your patrons. Customers entering a bank might feel vulnerable when they are carrying a large amount of cash. By installing visible bank surveillance cameras, your customers can feel at ease. They will trust that nothing is going to happen to them or their money at your bank.
Second, real-time time video monitoring in financial institutions provides bank managers with the opportunity to review different customer interactions and then share good and bad experiences with their team. This is a great way to audit the customer experience in your bank to make sure that every patron leaves satisfied with their visit.
School real-time video monitoring
Schools install security cameras to protect their students, staff, and teachers. This is their primary goal, with preventing theft and vandalism of school and staff property a distant second.
In previous years, the main way school real-time video monitoring could help students stay safe is through a reduction in bullying. Students act differently when adults aren’t around, but they may forget about hallway security cameras as they blend into the background infrastructure.In this case, school security systems can play witness to bullying acts and allow administrators to react in real time.
For major incidents, such as active shooters or fires, modern school real-time video monitoring systems give administrators the ability to share the live footage with emergency responders so they can react in the most appropriate way possible to protect students.
Convenience store real-time video monitoring
Convenience stores can deploy real-time video monitoring in many of the same ways as other retail locations, from loss prevention to making sure employees are safe. Another use case is making sure local laws are being following regarding the sale of alcohol and tobacco.
Spinx uses Solink to make sure alcohol is only sold to those over 21. Here’s what Brandon Nicholson, the Safety and Security Manager at Spinx, has to say:
“When I open the Solink Dashboard, I look for alcohol sales to determine whether the employee is scanning the driver’s license. That’s a big issue down here. Every time a person buys alcohol, the employee needs to check their I.D. or press a button that says they look over 40. I can check to see who is always pressing the over 40 button, or who is just not doing age verification at all.”
Gyms, fitness centers, and aerobics studios real-time video monitoring
Maybe fitness centers use a badge system for customers to check themselves in. However, what is saved in convenience and reduced labor needs can often be lost with membership sharing. Like any other access control system, it can be hard to verify that the owner of the membership is the one who tapped their card on entry.
Gym real-time video monitoring can integrate your access control and video surveillance systems. Each time someone enters the fitness center, video is paired with the badge tap. When someone is suspected of sharing their membership, staff can review their previous entries to see if different people have been using the same dongle.
Solink is the best real-time video monitoring service
Real-time video monitoring improves the safety and security of any organization. From day-to-day theft reduction to better and faster responses to emergencies, a cloud-based video analytics system can keep your people, places, and profits safe.
Solink has the tools needed to proactively monitor your business as well as reactively respond to issues in real time.
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Timothy Ware | 
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