Warehouse video surveillance must solve practical tasks: control of loading, shipping, aisles, gates, storage areas and disputes around goods. A warehouse has more movement, equipment, blind spots and archive requirements than an office.
Which zones should be covered
Key areas are entry and exit, gates, ramps, receiving, shipping, aisles between shelves, valuable goods and employee entrances.
Archive and recording quality
For warehouses the archive is often as important as live view. An incident may be discovered days later during inventory or shipment checks.
Remote access and user rights
Managers, security and responsible staff may need different rights: live view, archive access or only selected zones.
Integration with security and network
Warehouse surveillance often depends on alarms, access control, internet and local network. If the network is unstable, good cameras will not be enough.
Maintenance after installation
After launch, cameras, recorder, disks, archive, remote access and user permissions should be checked regularly. coreIT helps design and maintain video surveillance.