Video surveillance for warehouses and production
Receiving, shipping, racks, the site gate and the shop floor — all recorded and stored in a data center in Tashkent, not on a recorder in the guardhouse. Investigate shortages, disputed deliveries and safety incidents using the archive for any day.
Connect as many cameras as you like — you pay only for storage volume. A warehouse with 8 cameras and a 30-day archive costs about 750 000 UZS per month when recording during working hours.
What video surveillance does in a warehouse
A warehouse is where goods go missing and disputes with suppliers and carriers arise
A camera over the loading dock records how many pallets came in and went out. Disputes with a supplier or carrier are settled by the footage, not by word of mouth.
The stocktake came up short — check by date who worked at that rack. An archive of up to 365 days lets you go back months.
Forklifts, racks, hazardous areas of the shop floor. In case of an injury or a vehicle accident on site, the footage is the only objective source for an investigation.
Night shifts, downtime, outsiders on the premises. Managers watch from their phones without traveling to the site.
Warehouses in different cities in one interface. The logistics manager sees every loading dock, a warehouse manager sees only their own site.
A recorder at the warehouse can be switched off, flooded or “accidentally” taken away. The cloud archive stays intact and accessible.
8 Full HD cameras (loading docks, aisles, gate, office), recording during working hours, 30-day archive
What MCVMS includes for a warehouse
Recording to a Tier II+ data center in Tashkent, storage from 7 to 365 days.
Different archive depth per camera: loading dock — 90 days, hallway — 14.
Unlimited cameras, sites and users, with access rights by zone.
Live view and archive from phone, tablet and computer; clip export.
24/7, scheduled or motion-triggered recording — set separately for each camera.
Daily billing only for the storage you use.
IP cameras with RTSP; 4 MP or higher for large spaces, with IR illumination for loading docks.
2–4 Mbps of internet per camera depending on resolution; 20–30 Mbps for 8 cameras.
With an unstable connection, on-site buffering is possible — we’ll work out a setup for your site.
Help setting up cameras and the network — free.
How to get started
How many cameras, which zones, how many days to keep. We’ll calculate the cost and suggest a resolution for each zone.
We set up the camera streams and access rights for your staff. Your existing cameras stay in place.
Live video and archive from all sites in one app. The cost is visible in the client panel every day.
Video surveillance for warehouses: 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.