Occupancy Monitoring
The Problem
Inefficient space usage causes overcrowding and disrupts workflow, making it hard to manage safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
- Occupancy concerns can impact capacity and customer flow, potentially harming customer experience and safety.
- Overcrowded environments or inefficient customer flow can lead to long wait time or discomfort.
- Inconsistent or unpredictable customer volumes can lead to over or under-staffing.
- HVAC or lighting can often run at full capacity even in areas that are underutilized, adding additional unnecessary cost.
- Misallocation of work spaces can lead to employees unnecessarily infringing on each other's work.
An overcrowded restaurant can make our space feel claustrophobic.
The Solution
Occupancy monitoring sensors can be placed in X location and do X to best monitor human capacity levels. The solution can help you optimize customer flow and find the simplest, most comfortable customer experience. Occupancy monitors can also help provide metrics over time to understand peak periods during the day to maximize employee scheduling. Additionally, the solution can help understand when and where to set the optimal lighting and HVAC levels to save costs during low points of the day.
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- Batteries last many years on a single charge
- Trends are easily visible and historical data can be viewed at any time
- Dashboards are accessible 24/7 from any device, in real time
- Data is fully secure, and devices do not connect directly to your network
ConnectedFresh solutions are always 'on-and-go', preconfigured and ready to work right out of the box.





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