Added to these challenges is the necessity to maintain business continuity, control access to storage areas and technical areas, while having a comprehensive view of security across the entire organization.
Eryma supports retail businesses in the design, integration, and maintenance of electronic security solutions. Our solutions are developed to provide long-term protection for your locations while facilitating their day-to-day operations.
Solutions adapted to the challenges of the retail industry :
- Combating Shrinkage
- Product Tracking
- Employee Access Management
- Triggering alerts from the checkout counters
- Parking Area and Space Management
- Securing delivery areas
- Detection and prevention of crowd movements
- Security for autonomous stores
- Detection of hot and cold areas
- Study of the in-store customer journey
- Analysis of wait times at checkout counters and service windows
- People counting and entry/exit logs
- Protection of isolated workers (PTI)
- Fire detection
How can a store reduce shrinkage ?
Reducing shrinkage requires a comprehensive strategy that combines video surveillance, access control to sensitive areas, image analysis, and event monitoring. These solutions make it possible to identify risky behavior more quickly, facilitate investigations, and improve prevention of internal and external theft.
What are the benefits of image analysis for a store or shopping center ?
Image analysis automates the detection of specific situations without the need for constant monitoring of screens. It can be used to detect unusual behavior, intrusions into restricted areas, crowds, abandoned objects, or to measure visitor traffic in retail spaces. This information helps to enhance security while providing useful metrics for managing the location.
Why centralize security systems across a retail chain ?
A monitoring or hypervision platform allows you to manage all security systems from a single interface, whatever the number of locations. This gives operators a consolidated view of alarms, access, video feeds, and security events, facilitating decision-making and the standardization of procedures.
How can storage areas and areas inaccessible to the public be secured ?
Storage areas, technical rooms, and delivery zones often contain high-value goods and critical equipment. Their protection relies on a combination of access control, video surveillance, intrusion detection, and movement tracking to limit unauthorized access and reinforce the security of goods.