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Turn any zone into a rule. Turn any breach into evidence.

Safety events on existing CCTV, restricted areas, maximum occupancy, PPE compliance and loitering. Draw the zone on your camera feed once; QuantumEye watches it for the rest of its operational life.

A retail stockroom photographed from a corner camera, with two cyan polygon overlays marking restricted-access zones: a 'main entrance, staff only' door on the left and a 'high-value cage' on the right. Edges of the zones have cyan vertex dots, the way the QuantumEye zone editor renders them.
Why it matters

Restricted-zone and PPE breaches still cost UK retail real money in incidents, fines and downtime. QuantumEye delivers real-time AI loss prevention on existing CCTV, ICO-registered and ISO 27001 certified, with human review on every consequential action.

What it does

Four rule types. Same drawing tool.

Define the zone, pick the rule, set the threshold. Detection windows tuned to retail reality.

01

Restricted area access

Staff-only zones flagged the moment an unrecognised face enters. Spirits cages, stock rooms, manager offices, set once, watched continuously.

02

Maximum occupancy

Zone-level occupancy counts. Customer overspill at the kiosk, change-room limits, fitting-room compliance, alert when the threshold breaks.

03

PPE compliance

Required PPE in defined zones (high-vis, hairnet, gloves). Useful for back-of-house, food prep, warehouse floors.

How it works

Draw the zone. Pick the rule. Done.

The zone editor sits in the manager dashboard. No camera reconfiguration. No edge-node deployment. Per-camera, per-store, per-rule.

DRAW

Polygon zone editor

Draw the polygon directly on the camera feed. Multiple zones per camera. Each zone gets a name, a rule type and a threshold.

DETECT

Per-camera inference

Edge node watches the zone in real time. Detection windows tuned per rule type.

ROUTE

Alert routing

Severity-based routing: critical → manager phone, info → email digest. Configurable per rule, per shift, per store.

Live example

13:45, a delivery driver wanders into the staff-only stockroom.

Illustrative scenario. An unrecognised face in a restricted zone is flagged and routed to the manager. Sarah redirects politely. The incident is evidenced.

app.quantumeye.io/events/safety

Safety Events

Restricted zones, PPE and occupancy

Illustrative
Open alerts
2
Needs review
Resolved today
7
Across 4 zones
Avg resolution
4m
−1m vs last week
Zone setup
Northgate · floor plan
ENTRANCEStockroom · CAM-09
Restricted zoneCameraFixtures
Safety alerts
Today
  • Restricted-zone entry
    Stockroom · CAM-09
    14:12Open
  • PPE missing — hi-vis
    Loading bay · CAM-11
    13:48Open
  • Max occupancy reached
    Fitting rooms · CAM-06
    12:30Resolved
  • Loitering
    Tills · queue line · CAM-02
    11:54Resolved
  • Restricted-zone entry
    Stockroom · CAM-09
    09:21Resolved

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GDPR & accuracy

Zone rules generate events. People are still reviewed by people.

The rule flags the breach. A human reviewer decides what, if anything, happens next.

01

The zone is the rule, not the person

QuantumEye flags presence in the zone. It doesn't decide whether that presence is suspicious, a human reviews and resolves.

02

Whitelist suppresses noise

Staff and authorised contractors who are whitelisted to that zone don't trigger an alert. Tuning false-positives is part of setup.

03

Evidence retained, not the suspicion

The clip and timestamps are kept under standard retention. The unverified suspicion isn't retained, only the resolved decision.

Show us your floor plan. We'll show you the zones.

Bring a store layout to the call. We'll walk through which zones are worth ruling, which aren't, and where the false-positive risk lives.