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This is what one day of footage tells you.

Below: a sample analysis of a single day at a real independent store, from one existing ceiling camera. Nothing was installed — the owner exported the footage, we did the rest.

Zone names are the store's own shorthand. Every number below came out of the footage automatically — people are tracked as anonymous stick figures, never identified.

The day at a glance

shoppers tracked

actions recognized

zones watched

What shoppers did, by action

Reached for item

Put item back

Browsed

Walked through

Picked up to buy

The almost-sold gap: 21 reaches became only 2 pickups — and 12 put-backs. Shoppers are finding the display, touching the product, and changing their minds. That's a merchandising fix, not a traffic problem — and it's invisible in POS data.

Then you just ask it questions

You

Which zone gets touched the most but converts the worst?

Aspen

The rear rack zone (RR) — it drew 6 of your 15 tracked shoppers, generated the most reach-ins, but most of them ended in put-backs rather than pickups. Shoppers engage there and bail. Worth checking price visibility or sizing at that rack — want the hour-by-hour breakdown?

See this for your own store — free →

First 5 days of footage analyzed free · no card · nothing installed
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