Malls & shopping centers
See the whole property. Support every team.
Shopping centers bring tenants, visitors, deliveries, and property teams together throughout the day. We’re developing intelligence that connects observations across public spaces and service areas with the people responsible for them.
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One property. Many moving parts.
From the entrance to the next shift, keep the location and the work together.
Entrances and shared spaces
Review reported concerns alongside authorized camera observations from entrances, walkways, and common areas. Keep the location, source, and time available to the property team.
Parking and service areas
Explore how patrol findings, gate activity, and delivery-area observations could support a shared view of the property. Confirm coverage and access rules with the teams operating each area.
Tenant and shift handovers
Connect an observation with the team responsible for following up. Keep the operator’s decision and outstanding work together as responsibility passes between security, facilities, and tenants.
From context to a considered response.
A conceptual workflow for evaluation. Source access, supported integrations, and product availability must be confirmed for your site.
Define the property context
Identify shared spaces, tenant boundaries, entrances, and service routes. Agree which sources and operating teams belong in the initial scope.
Review a finding together
Bring a report into the context of its place, time, and available evidence. The responsible operator decides whether security, facilities, or a tenant needs to act.
Follow the work through
The proposed workflow keeps the reported outcome and open tasks with the original observation, so the next shift can see what remains to be done.
Define the first
useful workflow.
- Which shared spaces and service areas should be evaluated first?
- Where do responsibilities differ between tenants and property teams?
- What information should carry forward between shifts?