Know which stations are actually staffed, all shift

A station left empty for an hour is output you paid for and did not get. Most owners find out at the end of the day, when the count is short and nobody can say why.

Station manning answers a simple question: across the shift, were your key stations staffed. See the gaps while you can still move people.

• Empty stations and long absences as they build
• Where cover is too thin to keep the line moving
• The same picture, shift after shift

Tell us which stations matter (the press, the packing bench, the QC table, the loading bay), which cameras see them, and what counts as staffed during which hours. We configure station manning for your cameras and layout.

Once running, we track presence at those stations over time. Each event is double-checked before anything is flagged, so a person stepping away for a moment does not become an alert. You get a Telegram message with a photo when a key station stays empty, and a daily manning summary.

• You tell us the stations and hours, we configure them
• Presence read at the station, over time, from your cameras
• Daily manning summary, with alerts for real gaps

This reports whether a station is staffed over time. It is not built to follow or score individuals, and it reads nothing but the camera: no badges, no tracking devices, no sensors.

Use it the way a good supervisor would, to see where the line is short and move people to keep it running.

₹400 per camera per month, four cameras minimum (₹1,600 a month). Station manning is set up for your site once we have looked at your cameras and layout together. Start with a free 7-day trial on up to 32 cameras, no card.