For Convenience Stores

Convenience runs on the floor.
So should your security team.

AI loss prevention for UK convenience stores. Convenience operators carry repeat-offender shrinkage and unmanned overnight risk; QuantumEye is built so every store becomes a recognised, evidenced and reported one, across the whole estate, not just one site.

Cross-store

Watchlist faces shared across every site in your estate

After-hours

Auto-armed forced-entry detection · floodlight + siren before the call

Minutes

From incident to police-ready report, without CCTV scrubbing

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Why it matters

UK retailers lost £2.2bn to theft in 2023/24 (BRC); convenience operators carry a disproportionate share. QuantumEye delivers real-time AI loss prevention on the cameras you already have, with human review on every consequential action.

The three things operators care about most

Not features. Outcomes.

The conversation with operators in your sector keeps coming back to the same three things.

Repeat offenders across the estate

A small number of faces account for most shrinkage. QuantumEye is designed to flag them at every store automatically, not just the one where they were first caught.

Unmanned overnight risk

After-Hours Guard arms automatically when the last staff member leaves. Forced entry triggers siren, floodlights, evidence pack and a police-ready report.

Lone-worker safety

One staff member on a late shift. Restricted-area alerts, max-occupancy nudges, panic-button overlay. The phone in their pocket is also a watchful eye.

Illustrative · A day in your kind of store

Five moments. The whole platform at work.

A composite day tuned to your sector. Each card names the QuantumEye module(s) in play, so you can see how the features come together to solve the operational problems that actually show up in your stores.

IDENTIFY

07:02

The opening manager. Two strangers behind her.

Face Recognition matches the manager from the whitelist and waves her through. Two unenrolled contractors arriving for a fridge job are flagged as unknown, she enrols both from her phone before her coat is off.

Module · Face Recognition + Whitelist Groups

WATCHLIST

09:30

A face from another site walks in.

Face Recognition checks the estate-wide watchlist and surfaces a candidate match against prior events at other stores. The manager does a friendly approach; he leaves without incident.

Module · Face Recognition · estate watchlist

SAFETY

13:45

A delivery driver wanders into the stockroom.

Safety Events trips: an unrecognised face inside a staff-only zone. The manager redirects politely. The breach is evidenced for the audit log either way.

Module · Safety Events · restricted area

DETECT

21:18

Concealment in the toiletries aisle.

Shoplifting Detection's behaviour model trips, skincare goes inside a jacket. Multi-camera handoff tracks the subject to the exit. Incident Reporting has half-built the report by the time the manager opens the app.

Module · Shoplifting Detection + Incident Reporting

BRIEF

08:00 +1

Coffee still hot. The brief is ready.

Business Analytics rolls up yesterday: visitors, peak hour, the surge that was under-staffed, the demographic mix. Three ranked actions for today, on the manager's phone.

Module · Business Analytics · daily brief

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The modules to switch on first