When an item goes into a pocket or bag, your staff get a short clip on their phones within seconds. They decide what to do.
lost to theft by Canadian retailers in 2024, up from about $5 billion in 2018.
Most stores already record every aisle. During the day, nobody has time to watch the screens.
Retail Council of Canada estimate, 2025A small box in your back office reads your cameras. It follows how hands move and looks for an item going from a shelf into a pocket, bag or clothing.
Before anyone is disturbed, the moment gets a second, closer look. Someone putting away their own phone stops here.
The aisle and a short clip arrive in your staff's Telegram group. They walk over, offer help, and tap what they found.
There's no face recognition and no customer profiles. It doesn't know who anyone is.
Clothes, bags, age and groups don't trigger anything. Only the movement of an item does.
Every alert says "please review". We suggest staff start with "Can I help you find something?"
We run Vajra on a few days of your own recordings and show you what it would have flagged. You don't buy anything until you've seen that.
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No system does. It's tuned to send few alerts that are worth walking over for, so your staff keep paying attention.
Live video stays in the store. Only flagged moments are sent, so your staff can see the clip.
A one-time setup fee that covers the box, then a monthly fee. We give you a price after the footage check, once we know how many cameras matter.