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Petrol pumps

A vehicle at the pump with no attendant beside it. An island standing idle through the evening rush. Your forecourt camera recorded every minute of it.

Configured to your forecourt — not a fixed product

Everything on this page is already built. What changes from site to site is your zones, your rules and your report — mapped once when we install, then left alone.

If what you need isn't listed here, it is usually a configuration rather than a new product. One platform, configured per industry, never forked into a different one — so an improvement made for another site reaches yours too.

The same forecourt, twice

What your camera sees, and what it says

One frame from a forecourt camera. On the left, what the recorder stores today. On the right, the islands mapped and every person placed and classified.

Petrol forecourt as recorded
TodayStored, never read. Roughly 70,000 hours a year from eight cameras.
Same forecourt with zones and people marked
With Smart Vision IntelligenceThree islands, forecourt and shop front mapped. Attendants separated from customers by uniform.

What it measures

Every number traces back to a zone on that frame

On the cameras already on your canopy. Nothing is moved, nothing re-cabled, and no dispenser is touched.

Works from day one No new cameras Video stays on site Day and night

Vehicles served

Counted by hour and by day, per island and for the site as a whole.

Attendant response time

Vehicle stops, and how long until someone is at the window. The number customers judge you on.

Island manning by hour

Which islands stand empty at peak, and which are staffed through the lull.

Idle attendants vs. waiting vehicles

Both counts at the same instant. The costliest mismatch on any forecourt.

Vehicle dwell at the pump

How long each bay is occupied. Throughput per island, measured.

Forecourt queue and peak profile

The evidence behind adding a fourth dispenser, or not.

Shop-front footfall

The convenience business on the same site, counted separately.

Night manning and activity

The shift with the least oversight, reported like any other.

After-hours movement

Motion near the tanks, the store or the air-and-water bay, with a snapshot.

Restricted-area entry

Tank farm and decanting zone during a delivery. Safety, and an OMC audit item.

Cash-office entry log

Who went into the cabin and when. Custody discipline without an argument.

Tanker decanting duration

Time on site and personnel present. Compliance evidence for the oil company.

On request

Built for your site, on your timeline

These need a detection model trained for your space or a link into your existing systems. We scope them per site, so the build matches how you actually operate.

Two-wheeler vs. four-wheeler mix

Vehicle classification by hour. Needs a vehicle-class model trained on your forecourt.

Number-plate capture

ANPR is a separate build and a different camera spec — we will tell you if yours can support it.

Forecourt safety behaviours

Smoking or phone use on the apron. Real audit items, and honestly still hard.

What arrives

Before the next shift opens

On WhatsApp or email, with a live dashboard for whoever runs the floor and alerts the moment something needs attention.

FORECOURT — TUESDAY Vehicles served 412 ▲ 6% vs. last Tuesday Busiest hour 18:00 — 61 vehicles Quietest manned hour 14:00 — 12 vehicles Average dwell at pump 3 min 20 s Islands manned at peak 2 of 3 Attendant response, median 41 s (slowest 19:00, 1 min 12 s) Vehicle waiting, attendant idle 9 events Shop-front footfall 77 After-hours movement 1 event, 02:14, snapshot attached

Every line above is configurable. Thresholds, time windows, which events raise an alert and who receives it are set with you at install.

Send us two hours of your footage.

We will send back what it says — including an honest assessment of what your cameras can and cannot support. No site visit, no installation, no commitment, and no hardware needed for the trial.

Start with a shift

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