Facilities / Managed spaces
Run the space around how it is used.
Understand entrance flow, occupancy trends and car park usage across buildings and managed sites. Give staffing, cleaning and space-planning decisions a clearer evidence base.
Both directions pass through the open doorway, never through a wall. Entrance counts support occupancy trends; they are not a certified live headcount. Illustrative, not live data.
The useful boundary
Begin at the entrance. Look at the pattern.
Aggregate counts help explain how a building is used over a day, a week or a season.
Count both directions
Monitor people entering and leaving. Combine entrance flow with the relevant starting conditions and coverage to interpret occupancy trends, without tracking individuals in real time.
See when demand changes
Peak-time analysis supports staffing and resource allocation. Daily, weekly and seasonal comparisons reveal when the same space is doing different work.
An occupancy trend is not a live safety register.
Unmonitored doors and changing access arrangements affect what entrance counts can explain. Agree the monitoring boundary before relying on a site-wide interpretation.
No facial recognition, personal identification or individual visitor record is required for aggregate counts.
From the gate to the shared space
A different question at each threshold.
Use the same platform across the places where demand affects an operational decision.
Arrivals
Campus entrances
Plan security, cleaning and maintenance across university and corporate campuses.
Reception & lobby
Use visitor flow to plan reception staffing and improve the arrival experience.
Capacity
Car park operations
Measure entries, exits, turnover and occupancy trends for capacity and pricing decisions.
Service areas
Monitor queue lengths at service points and identify when more resource is needed.
Use of space
Managed estates
Compare property usage for planning, portfolio decisions and lease discussions.
Shared spaces
Understand patterns in canteens, common areas and meeting spaces to inform provision.
A record for the next decision
Make utilisation explainable.
Give operational teams and stakeholders a consistent view of how the site is used.
Utilisation reporting
Use occupancy and entrance trends as evidence for investment, planning and the allocation of shared facilities.
Current and historical views
Review activity through the platform dashboard and use reports or CSV exports for wider analysis.
One platform, your site rules
Facilities analytics shares the edge-first platform used for traffic, security and footfall. Configure models and alerts by tenant, device and location.
Discuss custom rules, detection models or integrations with your existing workflow. A facilities enquiry does not require a hardware purchase from the separate hardware business.
Understand local processingEntrance-specific exceptions
When the expected pattern stops.
Configure alerts around the flow you expect at a particular access point.
No activity
No people or vehicles are detected at a monitored entrance for a configurable period.
No pedestrians
Expected foot traffic has dropped to zero at a building entrance or access point.
Volume threshold
People count exceeds a configured limit within a time window.
No vehicles
Expected vehicle activity has stopped at a car park entrance, which can prompt a review of access issues.
Alerts are evaluated on a configured cadence and delivered near real-time. They are signals for review, not a guarantee of immediate detection. Models and rules can be configured per tenant, device and location; custom alert types can be scoped for your workflow.
Which part of the site is hardest to plan for?
Tell us about the entrances, car parks or shared spaces and the operational decision you need to make.
Tell us about your site
Describe your site, your cameras and the question you need answered. We can discuss the right approach for your project.
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