AI video analytics software for your existing CCTV
Ai Alerto — your cameras, finally paying attention.
Businesses we’ve helped
Hagerstone International
Dobuild Architects
Dilkash Traders
U.V. Techno
Krishna Gases
Thangamman Fashions
What Ai Alerto does
Make your CCTV more useful.
It runs on the cameras you already have, and tells your team only what needs their attention.
Intrusion alerts
Someone in the yard after hours reaches your phone while it is happening, not in tomorrow's footage.
Number plates at the gate
Vehicles in and out, logged by plate, without a hand-written register.
Face attendance
Staff are marked present as they walk in. No queue at shift change.
Safety and PPE
Missing gloves or helmets flagged on the line, for a supervisor to check.
What each alert can do depends on camera position, lighting and the network — which is why we check your cameras first. What analytics can and cannot do →
See it working
Recorded by our team — on real sites, and one in our own test setup.
Manufacturing — vehicle chassis line
PPE check on an existing line camera
How this was recorded
Bare hands are flagged on an assembly line. The box is drawn on the hand rather than the person, and the figure beside each label is the model's confidence — two workers are flagged here, at 0.75 and 0.27. The low one is left in deliberately: that is the sort of detection a supervisor should be checking, not one a system should act on by itself.
Conditions. Recorded 1 April 2025 on an existing overhead line camera. No camera was added for this.
What it does not show. Gloves are one PPE class. Which classes apply to a site is confirmed at the assessment before anything is quoted.
Warehouse — loading bay
Sacks counted across a line at a loading bay
How this was recorded
An evening unload. Each sack crossing the line is detected, given a tracking number so the same one is not counted twice, and added to a running total — the count climbs from four to seven while you watch.
Conditions. Recorded 19 December 2022 on an existing dock camera with a single counting line. The transport company's name and telephone numbers are blurred throughout; they belong to a third party.
What it does not show. It counts a known item type across a line. It is not an inventory system and does not reconcile against a ledger.
Commercial site — vehicle gate
Plate reading fitted to an existing gate pillar
How this was recorded
The camera as actually fitted to a gate pillar, and the console the gate operator works from. Two photographs rather than a rendering, because where a plate camera ends up sitting is most of whether it reads anything.
Conditions. Photographed on site. Mounted at roughly 1.5 metres in daylight — a plate read at that height and that light says nothing about a plate at roof height at night.
What it does not show. Mounting height, approach angle and lighting decide plate accuracy far more than the software does. Both are checked at the assessment.
Process plant — PGAK test setup
Hot work flagged beside flammable storage
How this was recorded
A worker runs an angle grinder along a pipe and the sparks carry across the floor. One box marks the hot work; a second marks three drums on a pallet, two carrying flammable hazard diamonds. Neither detection matters alone — what a safety officer wants to know is that both are in the same frame at the same moment.
Conditions. PGAK's own test setup, not a customer site. Burned-in overlay 18 February 2025 15:24:40, Camera 01, fixed elevated view, daylight. Camera model, working distance and detection confidence are not yet recorded and are stated as pending on the page rather than estimated.
What it does not show. Detects an activity and a material class together. Does not know whether a hot-work permit was issued, does not measure distance, and is not a fire detection or suppression system.
Client voices
What business leaders value about our approach.
Each quote below was approved for publication by the client it is attributed to.
The security alerts are the part we rely on. If somebody is in the yard outside working hours we hear about it while it is happening, instead of finding it in the footage the next morning when there is nothing left to do.
Cylinders move by vehicle, so which truck came in and when is the record that matters to us. The number-plate recognition gives us that automatically, instead of somebody writing it into a register at the gate.
Attendance was the reason we called PGAK. The face recognition attendance has removed the queue at shift change and the manual register with it, and they were straightforward about where it still needs a fallback.
Free CCTV assessment
Start with the cameras you already have.
- We check your cameras, lighting and coverage.
- We switch on the alerts that fit your site.
- Your team gets alerts worth answering.