Branch lobby — Demo · Generated scene; product reticles and pose over real detections. "Hands up" and "Robbery" are scene annotations. Cards, flow, call, ticket and fingerprint are an example configuration.

Banking · operations and security

Every transaction, with its video, in two minutes.

Connect transactions and video, review queues, and bring visual risk indicators to the operator. Analytics run in the branch, alongside your existing recording system.

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Branch · cases

The transaction with its video, in two minutes.

A disputed transaction requires browsing recordings without a shared reference.

Connect transaction events and search by terminal and date.

The team reviews the transaction alongside its corresponding video.

Tellers — Demo · Generated scene; product reticles and pose over real detections. Queue and teller zones, service and wait clocks, the teller event and the ticket are an example configuration.

The branch keeps running, even without internet.

New analytics must coexist with existing hardware and recording.

Validate a pilot with local analytics and parallel operation.

The branch can evaluate the solution before deciding on migration.

Branch at night — Demo · Generated scene; the detector finds nobody in the closed branch. The link outage, event queue and sync are an example configuration.

Raised hands or a person down: sent for review.

A visual sign needs context, rather than an automatic conclusion.

Models are calibrated on branch cameras; the operator confirms or dismisses each possible event.

The human decision stays linked to the event and its video.

Branch service area — Demo · Generated scene; product reticles and pose over real detections. "Person down" is a scene annotation; notice and ticket are an example configuration.

Exterior branch entrance — Demo · Generated scene; product reticles over real detections. "Loitering" and its time are a scene annotation; follow-up and ticket are an example configuration.

Evidence leaves protected, with a fingerprint.

Sharing evidence can expose information unrelated to the case.

Blur people during export and apply dual authorization where required.

The team can review a protected handover with a record of its export.

Demo · Generated scene; product reticles and pose over real detections. The ATM zone, withdrawal event, correlation and fingerprint are an example configuration.

One technician, one tablet, one morning.

Branches have different configurations and changes are hard to trace.

Apply templates and review camera configuration history.

The technical team can repeat configurations and review earlier changes.

Teller queue — Demo · Generated scene; real detections. The count is limited to the calibrated queue zone; the customer being served and staff are outside it. Threshold, wait times and notice are an example configuration.

Before expanding

The branch stays in control.

Alongside CCTV: The pilot preserves current recording and analyzes at the site before a migration decision.
Role-based access: Each team reviews the cameras and transactions it is authorized to access.
Reviewable handover: Blur and approvals protect exports; the record preserves who performed them and when.

A pilot at your site

Hundreds of branches, the same playbook.

Validate one branch, document the configuration and repeat the procedure with your technical team.

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