Nothing disappears without a trace
Every movement is recorded with a timestamp and the number plate.
Protecting vehicle yards and dealerships
The stock stands in the open, and every single item can be driven away.
The entire stock is parked outside, unattended at night.
A car dealership, a used-car lot or a fleet yard differs from most sites in one respect: the whole stock stands outside. Locked, yes, but ready to move. Goods have to be carried out of a warehouse – a car is simply driven away.
And the loss is rarely the whole vehicle. Catalytic converters, wheels, mirrors and fuel go far more often. They are gone in minutes, and by morning all you can see is that something is missing – not when it happened, or who was there.
Protecting vehicle yards and dealerships
-
01
We walk the site after dark
We do not place cameras on a map. We come out in the evening to see where someone could get in unnoticed, and where the most valuable vehicles stand.
-
02
We divide the stock into zones
The showroom, the outdoor rows, the service queue and the write-offs each need a different level of attention.
-
03
We read number plates at the gate
Who came in, when, and when they left. At a dealership this is also evidence during test drives and handovers.
-
04
At night we switch to virtual guarding
The operator answers movement immediately with a voice challenge, and sends a response unit if needed.
What does the service include?
- Camera coverage of the whole yard that also works at night
- Video analytics that tells people from vehicles
- Number plate recognition at the entrance and the exit
- Virtual guarding after closing, with voice challenge
- Response unit in case of an alarm
- On-site guards during opening hours where it is justified
What can you expect?
Fewer parts stolen
The most common targets – catalytic converters, wheels, fuel – get particular attention.
Damage disputes can be settled
Recorded footage of the condition a car was in when it drove in and out.
Frequently asked questions
01 What can be done about cars standing outside?
We divide the yard into zones and switch to virtual guarding at night: the operator answers movement with a voice challenge before anything disappears. A fence cannot react – an operator can.
02 What protects against catalytic converter theft?
Low-mounted cameras that also see under the vehicles, plus analytics that raise an alarm on movement. Thieves work in minutes, so what matters is not the recording but the immediate response.
03 What is number plate recognition good for at a dealership?
It records which vehicle drove in and out, and when. It is evidence for test drives, deliveries and damage disputes alike, with no paper log to keep.