Video surveillance for cafes and restaurants
Checkout, bar, dining room, kitchen and terrace — in one app on the owner’s phone. Recordings are stored in a data center in Tashkent: staff can’t “accidentally” switch off the recorder before a shift, and a dispute with a guest is settled from the archive in a minute.
We connect the cameras you already have. A coffee shop with 3 cameras starts from 100 000 UZS per month, a restaurant with 8 cameras from 400 000, depending on the recording mode and archive depth.
Why cafes and restaurants need cameras
The situations venue owners deal with most often
Unrung receipts, drinks “on the house”, payments that bypass the register. A camera over the checkout and bar with a 30+ day archive is the fastest way to find where revenue is leaking.
“We didn’t order this”, “we were overcharged”, forgotten belongings, a conflict on the terrace — open the recording by time and close the issue calmly.
Service speed, late arrivals, cleanliness, outsiders in the kitchen. Watch from your phone in real time, even when you’re not at the venue.
Following recipes and procedures, food storage, wearing gloves. Footage helps both during inspections and when training new cooks.
Several locations in one interface. A manager sees their own location, the owner sees all of them. A new venue is connected within a day.
A recorder in the back room is accessible to any employee. The cloud archive can’t be switched off, erased or carried away.
6 Full HD cameras (checkout, bar, dining room ×2, kitchen, entrance), recording during business hours, 30-day archive
What MCVMS includes for a venue
Recording to a Tier II+ data center in Tashkent, storage from 7 to 365 days.
Live and archive viewing from phone, tablet and computer.
Unlimited cameras and users; access by venue and by camera.
Export a clip to settle a dispute or for the police.
Scheduled (business hours), motion-triggered or 24/7 recording.
Daily billing only for the storage you use; charged once a day.
IP cameras with RTSP; moisture-resistant for the kitchen, wide-angle for the dining room.
At least 2 Mbps of internet per camera; 15 Mbps is enough for 6 cameras — it’s best to put guest Wi-Fi on a separate network.
Analog cameras connect through a DVR with RTSP output.
Help setting up cameras and the router — free, via Telegram.
How to get started
How many cameras, which zones, how many days to keep. We’ll do the math and point out where cameras pay off fastest.
We set up the streams and access rights. Usually one day, no site visit, at a convenient time before opening.
All locations in one app: live video, archive by time, motion alerts after hours.
Video surveillance for cafes: FAQ
Video surveillance for your business
Leave a request — we’ll call you back within 30 minutes
We’ll pick a configuration, answer your questions and help with migration. During business hours we call right away; at night we message you on Telegram or call in the morning.