Counts entries, nothing more.
A device above every entrance, with cabling and installation. It counts the door and that’s it: it doesn’t see the checkout queue or the floor.
For stores and pharmacies in Romania
People counting in Romania, on the cameras you already have.
Vizor counts the people who come in on your existing CCTV cameras and puts them next to receipts, so you can see by the hour how many bought and how many left without buying. No sensors are fitted at the door. The team is in Chișinău; in Romania we start with a pilot on three locations, for three months.
In short
Vizor in Romania
The teamChișinău
Installationone day on site
The pilot3 locations · 3 months
DataGDPR · ANSPDCP
Compared with a door counter
A counter counts the door. Cameras also show what comes after it.
A door counter gives you one number: how many came in. The cameras you already have, read by artificial intelligence, also tell you how many bought, how long they waited and where they went.
Same image, more numbers.
Entries, the checkout queue, movement through the floor and the hours when you lose people, on the cameras you have. Nothing is installed if a camera sees the entrance.
Conversion, by the hour.
The number of receipts from the till or retail management software, next to the visitor count. That shows you the time slot when people leave without buying.
How we work with a location in Romania
From Chișinău, with a single day on site.
Distance matters once, on installation day. After that, the location in Romania appears in the same dashboard as any other.
You send us an image.
A still from the entrance camera. Within 24 hours we write back with what can be measured at your location.
One day of installation.
We connect the existing cameras without closing the store. The first report arrives the same evening.
Receipts, from your own software.
From the till or your retail management software. If direct reading isn’t possible, a daily file is enough.
Pilot: three locations, three months.
The numbers are checked against a manual count in parallel. The pilot can be stopped at any time, with no penalty.
Personal data
In Romania, GDPR applies. We count silhouettes, with no identities.
Camera footage is processed on the Vizor server, and customers are not identified and no profile is built on them. Informing customers and the legal basis for the cameras are for you to prepare with your lawyer: we do video analytics, not legal advice.
The supervisory authority in Romania is ANSPDCP, with the official guidance at dataprotection.ro.
Read also
Related pages.
Video analytics for stores
Conversion by hour, bypassed zones and checkout queues, in every store in the chain.
Read →Video analytics for pharmacies
How many come in, how many are served at the counter and how long they wait. Real installations in pharmacies in Moldova.
Read →People counters: which type to choose
Infrared beam, 3D sensor or your existing cameras: what each one measures and what it costs.
Read →Vizor in Europe
Remote setup on your existing cameras, with no site visit. Pilot: 3 locations, 3 months.
Read →Frequently asked questions
The questions people ask from Romania.
Do you also work in Romania?
Yes. The team is in Chișinău, and in Romania we start with a pilot: three locations, three months, with a manual count in parallel so you can check the numbers. Installation takes one day on site; after that everything is done remotely, and the Romanian locations appear in the same dashboard as the others.
What people counting options are there?
Door sensors (an infrared beam or a 3D ceiling sensor) count entries. Wi-Fi counting counts phones and has been unreliable since phones started changing their own address. Counting by hand is exact, but only for a few hours. Video analytics on existing cameras counts entries and, on the same cameras, the checkout queue and movement through the floor. Vizor does video analytics: the only one of these methods that, on existing cameras, also counts what happens after the door. The full comparison is on the page about people counter.
Does it work with the cameras we have?
Yes, with cameras of any brand, as long as one of them sees the entrance. For the queue and zones, the floor needs to be visible too. Where coverage falls short, we add one or two ordinary cameras and tell you beforehand, from an image.
Can it be linked to the till or the retail management software?
Yes. We take the number of receipts per hour from the till or from your retail management software and put it next to the visitor count. Without receipts, conversion can’t be calculated. If direct reading isn’t possible, a daily file can be uploaded.
Which data rules apply in Romania?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the authority is ANSPDCP. Vizor counts silhouettes: customers are not recognised and no profile is built on them. Informing people and the legal basis for the cameras are for you to prepare with your lawyer; we don’t give legal advice.
Is the report in Romanian?
Yes. The dashboard, reports and notifications are in Romanian; on request, in Russian too.
Contact
Do you have stores in Romania? We’ll tell you what can be measured.
We look at an image from the entrance camera and reply in writing within 24 hours with what can be measured at your location and what the pilot would look like.
What happens nextThree steps, no pressure.
1We reply within 24 hours, in writing, with what can be measured at your location.
2Thirty minutes on a single location: together we look at what your existing cameras cover.
3If it makes sense for you, we propose a pilot on three locations. You can stop it at any time, with no penalty.