Video Surveillance

Commercial Properties use video surveillance cameras to monitor and record activity within the premises. This can include the use of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras, digital video recorders (DVRs), and network video recorders (NVRs). The footage captured by these cameras can be viewed in real-time or at a later time, and can be used for a variety of purposes, such as security, loss prevention, employee monitoring, and health and safety.

Commercial properties, such as businesses, retail stores, and office buildings, may need video surveillance for several reasons:

1. Security: Video surveillance can deter crime by providing a visual deterrent to potential thieves and vandals, and can also aid in the identification and prosecution of criminals.

2. Loss Prevention: Video surveillance can be used to detect and deter theft, and to monitor for suspicious behavior, such as shoplifting.

3. Employee Monitoring: Video surveillance can be used to ensure compliance with company policies and to detect any employee misconduct.

4. Health and Safety: Video surveillance can be used to monitor for potential hazards and to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.

5. Traffic flow analysis: Video surveillance can help to manage customer flow and improve customer service.

6. Remote monitoring: Video surveillance can be accessed remotely through a computer or mobile device, allowing a property owner or manager to monitor the property remotely.

7. Compliance: Video surveillance can be used to comply with regulatory requirements or industry standards.

In addition to the above, commercial properties may also use surveillance cameras as a means to protect their assets, prevent internal and external fraud, and improve customer service.