How many people really walk in, and how many leave without buying?
Why does one store outperform another with the same revenue?
Was yesterday's drop down to the weather, or to us?
Do promotions bring people into the store?
Unique visitors and entries per door, by time slot, staff excluded.
Receipts ÷ visitors, with trends and a day × hour map (POS integration).
What every person who walks in is worth: conversion × average ticket.
How long people stay at the window, on the shop floor, in the fitting rooms and at the till.
A map of your network, rankings and the health status of every store.
Performance net of weather, and expected visitors for the next 7 days.
On your sales reports they look identical. Add the people who walked in and the story changes.
Illustrative example.

Go deeper into the metrics that matter most in your industry.
Unique visitors and entries per door, hour by hour, from the IP cameras you already have, with staff excluded.
Movement heatmaps and dwell time by zone: average, median, P95 and engaged customers.
How it works
Kontrol Flow reads the video streams from the IP cameras already installed in your store.
An NVIDIA edge device processes the images locally. Video never leaves the store.
Real-time dashboards, an AI briefing every morning and alerts when something is out of the ordinary.
Privacy
Numbers leave the store, not images.
Demographic data only in aggregate, optional, and enabled only after an assessment with your DPO.
Employees are automatically excluded from every number.
Images stay on site; aggregated data is hosted in Europe.
For conversion and value per visitor, yes: integration with your POS system (e.g. Quenta) or via API. During the pilot we can also start from an export of your POS data.
Yes. A network view with a map, rankings and store-by-store comparison.
Hourly weather for every store is included: you see its impact on visitors and dwell time, plus the forecast for the next 7 days.
We work with the IP cameras you already have installed. We check compatibility together on the first call.
No. Images are processed on site; only anonymous, aggregated data leaves the store.