For shops and small businesses
Godowns and small warehouses
Prove what was loaded and when.
An example scenario. This page describes a typical situation. It is not a customer story, and it does not promise a particular result.
The situation
A trader has cameras at the godown gate, the loading area and inside. When a consignment is disputed, the owner needs to show what was loaded, when, and by whom.
Why keeping footage off-site matters here
- Disputes arrive weeks after a dispatch.
- Dust, heat and power cuts are hard on a DVR in a godown.
- Owners cannot be at the godown all the time.
How CamBytes helps
- The 30-day plan keeps a rolling month of footage.
- Timeline playback to go straight to the time of a loading.
- A notification if a camera stops recording.
What you save
- No large surveillance hard disk to buy, and none to replace as it wears out.
- No risk of footage lost to a failed or corrupted disk at your premises.
- No recorder to repair, or a technician to call out.
- Cameras that can be reached over the internet can send footage straight to the cloud, with no disk or recorder on site at all.
A typical setup
6 to 20 cameras, usually the 30-day plan.
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