Illustrative exampleRetail · Birmingham

Till, stockroom and entrance coverage for a Birmingham retail unit

An illustrative example based on the retail CCTV work we carry out regularly — till, stockroom and entrance coverage specified around how a typical shop actually loses stock.

4
Typical cameras
31 days
Typical retention
0
Monthly subscription
CCTV Focus engineer with a retail customer in Birmingham city centre
01The project

The challenge

Shops typically lose stock in the same few places: the entrance, the till point and the stockroom or rear access. A generic ‘four cameras covering the shop floor’ installation usually misses at least one of these.

The solution

A typical retail specification covers the entrance at head height for identification, an overhead view of the till and cash drawer, and the stockroom or rear fire door — each camera chosen for what it actually needs to prove, not just general coverage.

Entrance identification
Head-height coverage that gives a usable face for police or a banning notice.
Till & cash handling
Overhead coverage of the drawer, useful for refund disputes and void audits.
Stockroom & rear access
Where internal loss most often happens and is least often watched.
No monthly subscription
Footage recorded and stored on site, not tied to an ongoing fee.

The outcome

Shops fitted this way get identification-grade footage at the entrance and till, and rear-access coverage that catches internal loss as well as external theft — all without a monthly subscription.

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