Turn camera footage into concrete insights for your venue

Menteris helps owners see the rhythm of entries, exits and peak hours without identifying people or accessing financial data.

Hourly traffic

Example owner view

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Camera footage is analyzed locally. Only anonymized numbers and statistics reach the dashboard.

Two offers, one operating order

First we organize monitoring. Then we turn it into numbers.

Camera and GDPR audit

The camera and GDPR audit helps owners make sure monitoring is transparent, documented and aligned with good practice.

  • CCTV notices and information clauses
  • recording retention and camera access
  • audio, passwords and documentation review

Traffic analytics

Shows when the venue receives the most guests, how traffic changes during the day and when staffing should be reviewed.

  • entries and exits
  • hourly traffic and peak hours
  • comparison with a typical weekday

What the owner sees

One view that organizes the venue's working day.

Instead of reviewing recordings, the owner gets numbers that show the real rhythm of the entrance.

Entries

How many people entered the venue during a selected day and time window.

Exits

How many people left the venue, counted on the same entrance line.

Hourly traffic

How guest traffic changes during the day.

Peak hours

Which time windows put the strongest pressure on the team and space.

Estimated occupancy

How many people may currently be inside based on entries and exits.

System status

Whether the camera and analysis are working correctly.

Owner view

A traffic chart instead of decisions by instinct.

The dashboard shows the entrance rhythm: when guests arrive, when they leave and which hours need the most attention.

hourly traffic
strongest time windows
camera and analysis status

Hourly traffic

See when the venue is really working.

Instead of watching recordings, the owner gets a simple chart and a clear peak-hours summary.

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Peak

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Second peak

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Comparison

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Camera and GDPR audit

Monitoring should be ready before it becomes a source of data.

We review the essential parts of venue monitoring: notices, retention, audio, camera access and documentation. That gives the owner a clearer, calmer path into analytics.

CCTV notices and information clauses
recording retention and deletion rules
audio and private-area review
camera access, passwords and permissions
monitoring documentation and GDPR good practice

Privacy and video processing

Traffic data without identifying people.

Camera footage is analyzed locally. Only anonymized numbers and statistics reach the dashboard, helping owners make operational decisions.

No personal identification

The system does not build guest profiles or recognize faces. It focuses on direction of movement, counts and daily rhythm.

Local video analysis

Footage is used to calculate metrics in the venue. The dashboard shows statistics, not recordings to review.

Audit before rollout

The camera and GDPR audit helps organize monitoring before it supports operational analytics.

Venue application

Apply for the pilot.

Apply with your venue and we will review the camera setup, operational questions and camera and GDPR audit scope for the first rollout.

First, we review which step makes sense.

Based on the form, we will decide whether to start with the camera and GDPR audit, a technical conversation or analytics pilot preparation.

What we review first

  • venue type and number of locations
  • current camera situation
  • questions around traffic, peaks and occupancy
  • need for a camera and GDPR audit before analytics

Pilot application

Let's review venue fit.

Fill in the form so we can review the venue fit, camera context and camera and GDPR audit scope for the pilot.

Do not send recordings, guest data or camera access through this form.

Book a call instead