Warehouse security

AI CCTV for warehouses — because 120 cameras and nobody watching is not security

An AI CCTV camera system for warehouses solves the problem every logistics manager knows: you have plenty of cameras and no way to watch them. PGAK turns your existing warehouse CCTV into an always-alert observer — flagging after-hours movement in the stock aisles, people loitering at the loading bay, and vehicles at the gate outside dispatch hours — so shrinkage stops being a number you discover at stock-take.

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120+
Cameras supported on a single site
< 3s
Alert latency on a dock or aisle breach
Minutes
To review an incident, instead of days

Sound familiar?

Stock counts never match the system, and the footage is only reviewed after the loss.
The dispatch bay is the highest-risk twenty metres in the building and the least supervised.
Night-shift movement in restricted aisles goes unnoticed until it's a pattern.
Reviewing a week of 120-camera footage to find one incident takes days.

Where warehouse losses actually happen

Very little warehouse shrinkage is a dramatic midnight break-in. It is the loading bay during a shift change, a pallet that leaves on the wrong vehicle, or repeated small removals by someone with legitimate access. Those are behavioural patterns — exactly what an AI CCTV camera for warehouses can be told to look for, and exactly what a human staring at a video wall will miss.

Loading bay and dock monitoring

Alerts when a vehicle is at the dock outside scheduled dispatch windows, or when loading continues after the shift has formally ended.

Restricted-aisle intrusion

High-value SKU aisles get their own zones. Anyone entering outside picking hours raises an alert with a clip attached.

Loitering and dwell-time detection

A person standing in one spot for longer than expected near stock is flagged. It is the single most reliable pre-theft signal in a warehouse.

Gate vehicle logging

Every vehicle entry and exit becomes a searchable, timestamped event instead of a line in a paper register.

Searchable footage changes how you investigate

When a discrepancy shows up, you no longer scrub timelines. You filter: this camera, this zone, people only, between these hours. A three-day review becomes a three-minute one. That alone changes whether an investigation happens at all.

Attendance and gate control, without a separate machine

The same cameras that watch the perimeter can recognise faces at the staff entrance, so contractor and shift attendance is logged automatically. Warehouses running biometric punch machines usually find the queues at shift change disappear along with the buddy-punching.

Built for the scale warehouses actually run at

Sites with 40, 80 or 120+ cameras are the normal case, not the edge case. Processing runs on an edge device at your site, so adding cameras doesn't mean paying for a bigger internet line or shipping every frame to a cloud.

AI CCTV camera for warehouses — common questions

How many cameras can PGAK handle in one warehouse?

Sites running 120 or more cameras are routine. Processing is distributed across edge devices at your premises, so capacity scales with hardware at the site rather than with your internet bandwidth.

Can it tell the difference between staff and an intruder?

Yes. Enrolled staff faces are recognised and can be excluded from alerts, so the system only escalates unknown people — or known people in places and at times they shouldn't be.

Will it work with our existing DVR and cameras?

In almost all cases, yes. If the DVR or NVR gives an RTSP stream, PGAK connects to it. Warehouses are typically the easiest sites to deploy on because the cabling is already comprehensive.

How much does AI CCTV for a warehouse cost?

Pricing is ₹1,000 per camera per month with no hidden fees, so a 60-camera warehouse is a predictable line item. Most sites find it costs less than a single month of the shrinkage it prevents — see our pricing page for the full breakdown.

Does it help with insurance or audit evidence?

Every alert is stored as a clipped event with camera, zone and timestamp metadata, which is far more useful to an insurer or auditor than a raw archive nobody can navigate.

See it working on your own cameras.

Book a free demo and watch PGAK turn one of your live feeds into intelligent protection — in about 20 minutes.

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