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Our experience allows us to provide the camera coverage and features you need.

-  Get alerts and see live video on you phone

-  Record video and play back from anywhere

-  Perform analytics; facial recognition, line

   crossing, people counting, movement patterns,

   and more ...

-  Professional design

-  See in the dark

-  Detect motion

-  All weather cameras

The right cameras in the right places makes all the difference.

25 reasons to have security cameras

1. Security Cameras Increase Overall Safety

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Security cameras positioned throughout a business help to prevent crimes and break-ins.

Businesses are 4x more likely to be burglarized as a home.

14. Provides Business Compliance

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Many types of businesses must have a video surveillance system in place to comply with new insurance discounts.

2. Video Surveillance Can Help Prevent Shoplifting & Theft

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Business security cameras, prominently placed, can help deter theft. Did you know, 64% of all small businesses fall victim to employee theft, and nationally, small businesses lose $25,000 to $33,000 every minute to shoplifters.

15. Security Cameras Aid Law Enforcement

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Video surveillance footage is one of law enforcement best investigative tools for business-related criminal activity including theft and vandalism.

3. Prevent Fraud

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A typical business can lose up to 5% of its revenue to fraud.

4. Video Surveillance Can Prevent Employee Theft

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80% of thefts happened in organizations with fewer than 100 employees, and over half had fewer than 25 employees.

5. Improves Safeguards

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Smaller organizations are more vulnerable to employee theft. This is because often, there are fewer safeguards in place.

16.  Is Cost-Effective and Scalable

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Video surveillance is cost effective and scalable. As your business grows, adding and integrating additional cameras into an established network is easy and cost-effective.

17. Provides a Record of All Activity In Your Business

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Video surveillance protects employees indirectly by monitoring each visitor who comes into the building and keeps a video record of their activity.

6. Protects Against Burglary

60.5% of burglaries are forcible entry. Many people believe that burglaries are simply “crimes of opportunity. However, statistics show, the majority of burglaries are actually forcible entries (breaking windows, picking locks, kicking in doors, etc.). A good security system, including surveillance security cameras, can be a great deterrent for these types of crimes.

7. Improved Perception of Concern for Customer Safety

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The presence of a good security system including security cameras shows your customers that you care about their safety and security and can improve their overall perception of your business.

18. Security Cameras Reduce the Need for Hiring Additional Security Personnel

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Because employees, managers, and supervisors cannot be everywhere at once, a video surveillance system monitors productivity without the added expense of hiring additional personnel.

19. Video Surveillance Can Increase Business Profits

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A Bloomberg Business study of the effects of surveillance at 392 restaurants showed that where surveillance cameras were in place and operational, businesses saw a 22% drop in theft AND a 7% increase in profits.

8. Improves Outside Security for Customers and Employees

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Video surveillance security cameras protect your employees both directly and indirectly. When installed in company parking lots and outside the physical building they can record the suspicious activity and allow company security officers or others to ensure employees reach their vehicles safely.

9. Security Cameras Can Lower The Risk of Vandalism

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Business owners pay directly and indirectly for vandalism. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, a single incident of vandalism costs on average $3,370. Conspicuously placed cameras have been proven to reduce threats of violence and vandalism at businesses dramatically.

10. Improve Employee Productivity and Business Operations

11. Increases Sales

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Video cameras can also help you sell more products from your retail store. How? They make it easy to track customer traffic patterns throughout your business. This allows you to move inventory and adjust stocking so that you’re taking full advantage of “natural” high-traffic areas.

12. 24/7 Peace of Mind

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Continuous real-time monitoring – IP remote surveillance allows authorized employees to monitor critical business areas continuously, 24/7 in real-time from almost anywhere.

13. Can Help Avoid legal Claims and Fraud

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Avoid costly legal expenses from false or dishonest claims. One of the worst fears of any business is being sued. Whether an accident, injury, harassment or other legal issue occurs on site, having video evidence can prove what actually took place.

20. Monitors Customer Transactions

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Retail establishments use video surveillance to monitor customer transactions. For example, if a customer claims to have purchased an expensive item but does not have the receipt, or that an employee was rude or provided misinformation, video surveillance records can be used to determine whether they were in the store on the day in question, and what, in fact, took place.

21. Makes Good Business Sense

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Video surveillance makes good business sense because often, a business owner, or leader, you can’t be in more than one place at a time. Video surveillance provides you with visual access to your business when you need it 24/7, 365 days of the year.

22. Security Cameras  Can Protect Against Robberies

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Robberies and burglaries are up 8.6% since 2016, and up 11.9% 2018.

23. Video Surveillance Can Reduce Monetary Losses

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The average cost per shoplifting incident doubled to $559.

24. Become Proactive in Preventing Shoplifting

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60% of known shoplifters were detected entering at least two separate locations of the same retail chain.

25. Recognize Shoplifting & Deter Threats Before They Happen

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20% of known shoplifters visited three or more locations of the same retail chain.