Interest per car
From walking past to sitting inside, see where each car loses people and whether staff stepped in.
- Passed9 100%
- Stopped6 67%
- Walked around4 44%
- Touched / opened door3 33%
- Sat inside1 11%
- Approached by staff2 22%
Upload one clip of the floor. See which cars draw people in, how fast staff respond and who left waiting.
A visitor left alone at a car can walk out without a word. The manager rarely finds out, because nothing records it.
ShowroomPulse turns one clip from the showroom camera into a report. It marks the moment someone waited too long, and shows which cars earn a second look.
Record the showroom floor on your phone, or upload an existing clip: up to 2 GB and 10 minutes.
People are tracked around every car: stops, walk-arounds, door opens, sitting inside. Tap one salesperson and everyone in the same uniform counts as staff.
Get a report with missed visitors, staff response times and a manager summary, and send the alerts to the sales floor on Telegram.
No video at hand? These clips were already analysed on our server. Open one to see the full dashboard.
Every report has the same five views. The ones below use example data.
From walking past to sitting inside, see where each car loses people and whether staff stepped in.
Where visitors actually spent their time, drawn over the first frame with every car zone outlined.
Groups left alone too long are flagged with the exact moment.
Every stop, door open and staff approach on one track. Tap a marker to jump the video there.
A short write-up in plain language, ready to read out at the morning briefing.
11 visitors in 6 groups. The Camry drew the most interest, but one group was left alone there and walked out after 76 s. The median wait for a first contact was 24 s. Put a consultant on the Camry side at peak hours.
Every real report shows how long the analysis took next to the length of the clip, measured on our CPU-only server. The card on the right uses example numbers.
Record on the spot. The upload page opens the camera directly.
If cars are not found automatically, outline them on the first frame and re-run.
The numbers come with a short note a manager can act on.
One clip is enough for a first report. Record a few minutes of the floor on your phone, or open the sample to see what you get.