Implementing a video protection/video surveillance system meets multiple needs. These reflect incidents that have already been committed and/or observed by your company. Moreover, they demonstrate your desire to anticipate and prevent risks, especially those to which your employees, goods, and/or premises may be exposed. For example:

• Monitoring a sensitive area of your establishment.
• Tracking the transport of your goods.
• Reading the license plates of vehicles entering your company’s premises.
• Protecting your staff against any malicious action.

Beyond its role in security, video protection can also contribute to optimizing your commercial and marketing indicators. In other words, to track the journey of your customers at your point of sale. Or to more effectively control the management of your goods inventory.