Your warehouse already has cameras. Foreman makes them watch the floor for you.

What a missed event costs a warehouse owner

A warehouse runs on movement: trucks at the dock, forklifts in the aisles, goods leaving the right way at the right time. No owner can watch every camera, every bay, every shift. So the costly moments slip by unseen: a gate opened after hours, a forklift cutting through a pedestrian lane, a dock that sat idle while a crew waited, a worker on the floor without a helmet.

You find out later, from a damaged pallet, a shrinkage figure, an injury report, or a shift that simply produced less than it should have. By then the loss has already happened.

Foreman closes that gap. It turns the cameras you already paid for into a tireless watchman that understands what it is seeing and tells you the moment it matters. One prevented break-in or one avoided accident can pay for years of Foreman.

What Foreman watches for across your operation

Foreman reads your existing camera feeds on-site and applies zone, time and rule logic on top of what it sees. For a warehouse, that maps directly to the moments that decide your day.

• Loading-bay and dock activity. See when a bay is working or sitting idle, spot late starts and long gaps between trucks, and know whether work is actually moving.
• After-hours intrusion across large yards. People or vehicles entering the yard, gate or perimeter outside working hours trigger an instant alert with a photo.
• Forklift and people presence in danger zones. Mark a pedestrian lane, a reversing area or a no-go zone and get told when a person or vehicle is somewhere they should not be.
• PPE and helmet compliance. Catch workers on the floor or in marked areas without the safety gear your insurer and your conscience require.
• Headcount, people-counting and attendance. Know how many people are on the floor, by zone and by time, without a manual register.
• Goods-movement awareness. Use zone-plus-time rules to flag movement at a dock or storage area when there should be none, so unexpected activity never goes unseen.

How it works, in plain language

Foreman installs on a Windows PC on-site in about a minute and connects to your DVR or NVR. No new camera, no cabling, and nothing sent to the cloud just to watch your floor. Detection runs on-site.

When Foreman sees something, it does not alert blindly. Every event gets a second, more thorough check before you are disturbed, so you get the real thing, not a flood of false alarms.

When an alert is real, you get it on Telegram with a photo as proof, plus a voice call for the urgent ones. Every morning a daily report shows the full picture across docks, zones and shifts.

You set the rules in plain language. Tell me about any movement at the back dock after 8 PM. Alert me if anyone enters the loading lane without a helmet. No technical setup.

Built on our own AI models, trained for the floor

Foreman runs its own AI models, trained in-house on real factory and warehouse environments rather than generic footage. We hold ourselves to the published state of the art, with our benchmark and paper coming.

The point for you as an owner is simpler: detection that understands a busy dock, a dim yard at night and a crowded aisle, and tells you what matters without crying wolf. If you want the detail on how we measure accuracy, see our research.