When the doors close, your security shift starts.
After-hours intruder detection on existing CCTV. Zero-touch arming the moment your last staff member leaves. Night-vision detection and a police-ready evidence pack, assembled and waiting before you can answer the phone. Floodlights or a siren can be triggered too, where they're wired in via an IoT integration.
Opportunistic forced-entry incidents are growing faster than in-hours theft across UK retail. QuantumEye delivers real-time AI loss prevention on existing CCTV, ICO-registered and ISO 27001 certified, with human review on every consequential action.
Three things, the moment the doors close.
The handoff between staffed and unstaffed is the highest-risk moment in retail. After-Hours Guard turns it into a defended one.
Zero-touch arming
Arms automatically the moment scheduled close-time hits. No code to remember, no panel to set, no human error window.
Intruder & forced-entry detection
Motion and forced-door detection on the alert track. Night-vision capture and an instant manager page; optional floodlight or siren via an IoT integration.
Pre-filled evidence pack
By the time your phone rings, the report is waiting. Face, clip, live feed link, prior events tied to that face, all attached.
Set the schedule. The store defends itself.
The schedule lives in the dashboard. Per store, per day. Bank holidays, late-trade days and refit periods are configured once.
Auto-arm at close
Cameras switch to night profile, motion thresholds rise, detection windows tighten. The system knows the store is unstaffed.
Multi-trigger response
Detection triggers a notification cascade, manager phone first, then your monitoring partner, then 999 if configured, plus floodlights or a siren where they're wired in via an IoT integration.
One-tap police forward
The evidence pack is bundled and sent the moment the alert fires. Your manager reviews and one-taps to local force email.
23:42, the rear emergency exit is forced.
Illustrative scenario. Motion fires on the alert track, night-vision capture begins, an evidence pack is assembled and the manager is paged before the call. Floodlights or a siren trigger too, where they're integrated via IoT.
After-Hours Guard
ArmedAuto-armed · out of hours
- ✓Night-vision captureLive
- ✓Manager pagedLive
- Evidence pack assemblingRunning
- ✓Police pack readyReady
- 23:42:11Forced entry detectedRear exit · CAM-18 · door breach
- 23:42:11Manager pagedPush + call cascade started
- 23:42:12Night-vision captureIR frames bundled, faces redacted
- 23:42:20Evidence pack assembledClip + camera chain + audit trail
Pairs well with
Face Recognition
Whitelist and watchlist matching across your estate. Human-reviewed, GDPR-safe.
GuardSafety Events
Restricted areas, max occupancy, PPE checks and loitering, turn any zone into a rule.
PulseIncident Reporting
The full incident lifecycle, detection, review, notes, approval, audit, optional police forward. Minutes, not the better part of an hour.
Detect and evidence. Still human-reviewed.
Detection, night-vision capture and evidence assembly are automatic. Floodlights or a siren can be wired in via an IoT integration as a physical deterrent. Everything that affects a person (police forward, banned list) still needs a human to say yes.
Detection is automatic. Person-affecting action is not.
Detection, night-vision capture and evidence assembly happen automatically, and floodlights or a siren can be triggered where they're integrated via IoT. Forwarding to police, adding to a watchlist, or any other person-affecting action requires explicit human approval.
Night-vision capture follows the same retention rules
Standard 30-day retention. False alarms anonymised before retention, same as daytime events.
Schedules are auditable
Every change to arming schedules writes an AuditLog entry. Who set what, when, for which store.
An unmanned store overnight shouldn't be an undefended one.
Many operators start with this module. It tends to make the most direct payback case, so it's a natural first step.