Questions you've wondered about, measured from footage you already have.
How long do trucks wait at the docks?
Arrival to door, door to departure, by hour and by door.
dock dwell · door turn timeWhere does material sit?
Staging areas that fill up, and how long pallets stay before they move.
staging dwell · queue lengthAre forklifts moving or waiting?
Share of the shift spent travelling, handling and idle, by zone.
utilisation · travel pathsWhen does the yard back up?
Trailers and trucks queued at the gate or in the yard, hour by hour across the week.
yard queue · gate-to-door timeWhich doors and aisles carry the load?
Where traffic concentrates, and which doors sit unused while others queue.
door utilisation · traffic heat mapWhat can't your cameras see?
The blind spots that matter for the questions above, and where a camera re-aim would close them.
coverage map · blind spotsA study ends in findings like this: one sentence, one number, one picture.
Trucks wait longest at doors 1–4 between 6 and 9 am, when the median dwell reaches 38 minutes.
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.
A page about your site
Built from public imagery only. It shows what we'd look at and the questions your cameras could answer.
free30 minutes, then a walk
We list your cameras and what each one sees, and send you a short note on what a study could find.
free1–2 weeks of footage
You export the footage; we never connect to your network. You get the numbers and a ranked list of fixes.
fixed price, quoted per siteKeep it going
Where to add or re-aim cameras, and a re-study after changes if it's useful.
optionalWe study flow, never people.
- No facesNo face recognition, ever. Faces are blurred in anything we keep.
- No audioSound is stripped at intake and never used.
- Export onlyYou send the footage. We never get access to your network or cameras.
- Deleted afterFootage is deleted 30 days after delivery, sooner if you ask.
The full version, including what this website collects: privacy promise and policy.
What people ask first.
Do we need to buy cameras or software?
No. We work from the cameras and recorder you already have. If a question needs a view you don't have, we'll say so and suggest the cheapest fix, which is often re-aiming a camera you already own.
Will you watch or rate our employees?
No. We count and time trucks, trailers, pallets and forklifts. We don't identify anyone, we don't use face recognition, and reports never single out a person.
How do you get the footage?
Your team exports a set of clips from the recorder (we send step-by-step instructions) and hands them over on a drive or by secure link. We never log in to your network or cameras.
Is this done with AI?
Yes, and we're open about it. Computer-vision models detect and track vehicles and equipment in the footage, and AI tools (including Anthropic's Claude) help with the analysis and writing. Every number in a report traces back to frames you can check yourself.
What if our cameras can't answer the question?
Then the free consultation is where you find out, before you spend anything. We'd rather tell you a camera can't see door 4 than sell you a study that guesses.
Where do you work?
Industrial sites in Lake County and north Cook County, Illinois: warehouses, distribution centres, manufacturers, yards and storage.