Retail & Showrooms

CCTV & Security for Shops and Showrooms in Bangalore

Cash counters, entry, display areas and storage covered, with remote viewing so you can check the shop after hours.

See the counter, the door and the stockroom

Cameras on the counter, entry and stock areas, with footage clear enough to settle a dispute.

CCTV camera mounted on the wall of a retail showroom

CCTV for shops, showrooms & supermarkets

From a single-counter shop to a multi-floor showroom or supermarket, we place a high-resolution camera over each billing counter, face-ID cameras at the doors and wide cameras over the floor, so theft, shortages and customer disputes can be checked quickly.

Check your shop from anywhere

Owners get live view and playback on their phone, with motion alerts after closing time, and several branches can be watched from one app.

What we cover

Cash counter clarity

High-resolution camera over the billing counter for transactions and disputes.

Entry & display floor

Face-ID at the door and wide coverage over the floor and high-value displays.

Stockroom & back door

Coverage on storage and loading areas where shrinkage usually happens.

After-hours alerts

Motion alerts to your phone once the shop is closed.

Common questions

How many cameras does a shop need?+

Most shops need 4–8 cameras: the entrance, every billing counter, the display floor and the stockroom or back door. Larger showrooms and supermarkets need more; we confirm on a free site visit.

Can the camera read cash and notes at the counter?+

A higher-resolution camera placed directly over the billing counter records cash handling and transactions clearly enough to settle disputes.

Can I get alerts when the shop is closed?+

Yes. We set up motion alerts to your phone for after-hours, and can add a burglar alarm on the same system.

Do you provide AMC and a GST invoice?+

Yes. Every installation comes with a GST invoice, and we offer annual maintenance contracts with scheduled visits and priority service.

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Planning for Retail & Showrooms?

Tell us about your site and we’ll come back with a scope and a price, confirmed on a site survey.