For CCTV and security installers delivering camera-based infrastructure in retail, public spaces, and commercial environments. As customer expectations evolve, installations increasingly include requirements beyond recording and remote viewing. FootfallCam is designed to extend standard CCTV delivery with measured outcomes, without altering installation practice, commercial models, or on-site responsibility. Learn how this works in practice - what changes, what does not, and where installers remain fully in control.
As tenders increasingly reference counting and occupancy metrics, FootfallCam provides a direct extension to familiar CCTV deployments. No new installation discipline, no analytics liability, and no ongoing tuning burden, just a controlled way to meet new requirements using the same physical infrastructure.
FootfallCam is deliberately designed to sit within standard CCTV workflows. The cameras, NVR, cabling, mounting, commissioning, and maintenance processes remain unchanged. Analytics configuration, tuning, and lifecycle management are handled by FootfallCam, allowing installers to deliver projects without acquiring new disciplines.
Installers continue to deliver physical infrastructure and charge accordingly, including hardware supply, installation, commissioning, and site visits. Coverage planning and camera placement follow established CCTV practices. FootfallCam ensures analytics functionality without altering installer scope or billing models.
As customer expectations evolve, projects increasingly favour solutions that extend beyond recording. FootfallCam enables installers to participate in higher-value tenders, increase attachment rates, and expand project scope, without adding operational burden or compromising delivery quality.
Together, these pillars describe a controlled extension of CCTV delivery, one that responds to changing requirements without forcing installers into new roles, risks, or operating models. FootfallCam is not a replacement for existing practices, but a structured way to remain eligible, competitive, and relevant as demand evolves.
Benefits
If you are already installing CCTV and want a low-risk way to meet evolving customer requirements, we invite you to explore how this model applies to your projects. The next steps are intentionally simple and obligation-free.
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Perform field services, which involve:
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Offering local service and maintenance as part of post-installation support, with the potential to become the customer's preferred contractor.
Serve as the primary point of contact for your country, providing support to all FootfallCam partners within your region.
Supporting local installers with stock availability, utilising warehousing capabilities to maintain and distribute ready stocks locally.
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Case Study
Case Study 1
Senior CCTV installation engineer with 18 years’ experience, operating a regional security contracting firm in the UK.
This installer regularly delivers multi-site CCTV projects for retail and commercial clients, often responding to structured tenders. Increasingly, tenders referenced occupancy and people-counting requirements alongside standard CCTV. FootfallCam was selected because it aligned with familiar camera installation workflows while removing the need to support analytics logic. The installer continued to design coverage, install cameras, and commission systems exactly as before, while FootfallCam handled the analytical layer remotely. This allowed the installer to remain eligible for newer tenders without retraining staff or altering commercial models, while maintaining confidence in post-installation responsibility boundaries.
Case Study 2
Technical director of a mid-sized CCTV integrator with 25+ installers, operating across Southeast Asia.
In a highly price-competitive market dominated by commodity CCTV hardware, differentiation had become difficult. Clients increasingly asked about “smart cameras” without fully understanding the implications. The integrator adopted FootfallCam to provide a controlled, analytics-enabled option that did not disrupt delivery teams or introduce new support liabilities. Installers continued focusing on physical infrastructure and maintenance, while FootfallCam absorbed analytics accuracy and platform responsibility. This allowed the firm to protect installation scope, reduce downward price pressure, and respond confidently to evolving client expectations without restructuring internal teams.
Case Study 3
Founder of a small CCTV installation company, 9 years’ experience, operating in Northern Europe.
The installer initially provided CCTV-only upgrades for small retail chains. Clients increasingly asked whether footfall or occupancy data could be added, but the installer lacked confidence in proposing analytics-led solutions. By adopting FootfallCam, he was able to position analytics as a managed extension rather than a new service. Cross-selling became a natural part of CCTV refresh discussions, without altering installation workflows. Over time, the average project scope expanded, while delivery effort remained stable. The installer gained confidence not by becoming an analytics expert, but by knowing FootfallCam remained accountable beyond installation.
Case Study 4
Managing director of a regional security integrator, expanded from 3 to 15 staff over five years, based in Australia.
As the company grew, maintaining delivery consistency became a priority. Introducing new technologies typically meant more training and higher risk. FootfallCam was selected because it did not require changes to installation roles or on-site procedures. New hires were trained using existing CCTV standards, while analytics delivery was centralised through FootfallCam. This allowed the firm to scale operations, bid for larger multi-site projects, and maintain quality control without adding specialist analytics staff or increasing post-installation support overhead.
Case Study 5
Owner of a boutique CCTV firm with under 10 employees, operating in a highly competitive metropolitan market in North America.
Facing competition from national integrators, the firm struggled to differentiate beyond price. Clients increasingly compared proposals based on capability rather than hardware alone. FootfallCam enabled the company to offer analytics-enabled CCTV projects comparable to those proposed by much larger competitors. Installation remained within the firm’s core competence, while FootfallCam provided backend capability and assurance. This levelled the playing field, allowing the installer to compete for larger contracts without expanding headcount or overcommitting resources.
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