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A loading yard at night: a wall camera’s light leaves a blind spot behind a parked car, then a pole camera fills it
Camera coverage · Planned

See exactly where the clip was filmed.

Follow-up notes and tickets stay at the spot the clip was filmed, so the next reviewer starts where the last one stopped.

Planned Camera coverage and blind-spot views.

What changes for your team.

  • Reviewers cannot tell where a clip was filmed.
  • Each reviewer repeats the same search.
  • Follow-up notes lose the spot they refer to.
  1. Available

    Play it where it was filmed

    The clip plays from the camera’s spot, with the room around it.

  2. Available

    Keep the question at the spot

    The ticket opens at the exact spot with the clip attached, so your retail incident documentation stays where it happened.

  3. Available

    See the rest of the visit

    Open the full visit around the moment.

Video played back where it was filmed.

The original drone video replayed from where it was filmed, inside the 3D record, then wiped to the record from the same camera
Drone video played back in the 3D history

The original video plays from the camera position inside the site’s 3D history.

Questions, answered.

Can the next reviewer pick up the same spot?

Yes. The ticket keeps the clip at its spot, so the next reviewer opens the same view.

Is it a live camera system?

It plays back video recorded on a visit, from where it was filmed. Live feeds stay in your camera system.

Request early access.

Tell us how many sites you run and who works on them.

For example: 40 stores, the facilities team and two HVAC vendors.

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