Retail
Stop loss before it leaves the store
Antrino gives retail operations teams real-time visual intelligence across every site — from theft detection at shelf to queue build-up at checkout to staff safety incidents on the floor.
When too many screens compete for attention, incidents get missed. When rule-based alerts fire constantly, teams stop responding. When footage has to be reviewed after the fact, the moment is already gone.
You don't need more cameras. You need a system that knows what to look for.
You don't need more cameras. You need a system that knows what to look for.
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new cameras. Antrino runs on the estate every store already has.
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the same attention on a Tuesday morning as on a Saturday peak.
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question covers the whole chain, not one store at a time.
What Antrino watches for in retail
Concealment & bag theft
Items going into a bag, a pocket or a pram, and the coordinated patterns behind organised theft — surfaced while a colleague can still offer service, not filed for review.
Violence & aggression
Escalation at the till, at the door or on the floor, reaching a person who can step in before it becomes an incident report.
Queue build-up
Checkout and service queues measured continuously, so the second till opens because of what is happening, not because someone noticed.
Flow & footfall
How people actually move through the store — which aisles get walked, where they stop, and what changes when you move a display.
How Antrino puts your cameras to work
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Connect Antrino to your existing cameras or VMS — no hardware replacement
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Select the camera feeds that matter, organized by site, zone, or entrance
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Describe the behaviors you want to detect in plain English
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Receive real-time alerts when it actually happens
FAQ
Do we need to replace our cameras?
No. Antrino connects to the cameras and VMS your stores already run. Coverage improves because the feeds are finally being understood, not because more hardware went up.
Does Antrino recognise faces or track individual shoppers?
No. Antrino reads situations, not identities. There is no facial recognition and no biometric profiling — concealment is an event about an item and a moment, not a profile of a person.
How do you stop this becoming another alert nobody trusts?
You decide what deserves a colleague's attention and the agent composes the detection to match. If something fires too often, you change the description in Studio rather than turning the detection off.
Can we get numbers as well as alerts?
Yes. The same detection that flags a queue can count them — by store, by hour, by week — so staffing decisions are made against evidence rather than impressions.
Where do alerts end up?
Wherever your teams already work: Slack, email, a webhook into your VMS or workforce tools, plus written summaries as PDF, Word or CSV when the paperwork matters.
Ready to put your stores' cameras to work?
Tell us what you need to see. We'll show you how Antrino connects to the setup you already run.
