Your camera is already telling you something.
Vision Ops translates it.

We connect the cameras you already have. Vision Ops tells you how many people came in, how long they waited in line, and when a sale walked out the door.

No new cameras. No facial recognition. No watching an hour of footage.

A Saturday at a candy store. Vision Ops outlines every person it detects and counts them. No face, no name, no personal data.

Your camera records. Nobody watches.

Your business generates hours of video. Today, it is useful when something goes wrong — and for little else.

You do not know how many people actually walk in.

You count receipts, not people. The gap between the two is everyone who entered and left without buying.

You do not know how long people wait.

You find out when someone complains. By then, everyone who did not complain has already left.

You do not know whether understaffing cost you a sale.

Or when it happened, or how often it happens each month.

Three steps. Vision Ops handles the rest.

We connect your camera

A connector is installed on your network in a few minutes and reads video from your DVR. No open ports, no new cameras.

Vision Ops · counter camera · today
counter camera · todayDVR · RTSP · Vision Ops
  1. Connecting
  2. Receiving today's video
  3. Ready

Spatial intelligence · demo data

Not just how many people. How they use the space, too.

Vision Ops reconstructs anonymous paths and turns your floor into zones you can compare.

Higher dwell time detected

Visitors42today
Occupancy28now
Visit time4:14average

Not another table. A sentence you can act on.

Vision Ops reads its own measurements and tells you what it found: the sentence with the action it suggests, the video evidence, the audit trail, and you can ask it in your own words.

“A sale walked out at 6:12 pm: one person waited 41 seconds in line and left. At this volume, you need another person at the counter during that period.”A real finding from a Saturday at an ice cream shop.
Vision Ops · ReportIztapalapa Vianney · Saturday 16:31
Act

1 person left without being served

They waited 41 seconds and left before reaching the counter.

9%of everyone who queued
Evidence · second 253

49 arithmetic checks, all reconciled

Any physical business where people enter, wait, and buy.

Case 1 of 5

Retail and convenience

Measures Footfall · Queue · Zones

Know when to reinforce the counter and where a promotion belongs on the floor.

Pharmacy and service counter

Measures Queue · Abandonment · Coverage

See how many sales are lost to waiting and when it happens.

Ice cream and dessert shop

Measures Dwell time · Cold zones

Find the corner nobody visits — and decide what should move there.

Restaurant and café

Measures Occupancy · Turnover

Measure how long a table stays occupied and when the room is truly full.

Construction site

Measures Presence · Restricted zones

Confirm that risk areas remain clear and where supervision needs reinforcement.

Vision Ops counts people. It does not recognize them.

It is the first question any business owner asks, and we answer it plainly.

No facial recognition.

Vision Ops detects silhouettes and follows them while they are in frame. It does not extract facial features, compare them against any database, or know who anyone is.

Your video is processed encrypted and deleted.

It is transmitted encrypted to our cloud, analyzed, and the original is deleted after 7 days.

We keep only the evidence.

The moment behind each finding —a long queue, an abandonment— is kept as evidence. It is deleted with the rest of the video.

You control who sees what.

Roles are assigned per person, with a record of who opened what and when — including when we access it to support you.

The connector is yours.

It is installed on your network, reads only the video you authorize, and you can remove it whenever you want.

The same intelligence. Pricing scales by camera.

Start with one camera and grow when you need to. Every plan includes the complete analysis; the per-camera price improves as you scale. Prices exclude VAT.

1 camera

$1,990 per month

One critical point: entrance, checkout, queue, or counter.

  • Daily analysis
  • Report and findings
  • Up to 250 hours of analysis/month
Request 1 camera

2 to 4 cameras

Most common

From $3,490 per month

Entrance, queue, counter, and one more zone. The most common setup.

  • 2 cameras · $3,490
  • 3 cameras · $4,790
  • 4 cameras · $5,990
Request 2 to 4 cameras

5 or more

From $6,980 per month

+$990 per additional camera. 10+ or multiple locations: volume pricing.

  • Capacity per operation
  • Multi-location
  • Volume pricing
Request 5 or more

Prefer to try it first? The pilot is $2,900 + VAT: 14 days, up to 2 cameras, setup included, and a final report. Initial setup is $1,500 + VAT per location.

What business owners ask us.

Start with a pilot. In two weeks, you know what happens in your business.

14 days, up to 2 cameras, setup included. At the end: a report with the findings and a meeting to review them with you.