We assess entrances, flow, density, mounting conditions, occlusion risk, and operating realities — before recommending a method or setup.
- Entrances and zones
- Flow and density
- Mounting and sightlines
We engineer every deployment around the physical environment, validate it on-site, and standardize it in the platform — so numbers remain consistent across locations and over time.
Counting is simple in theory. In practice, measurement breaks down when environments change and systems aren’t designed for the real world.
We follow a structured four-stage method — so numbers stay consistent across locations and over time.
We assess entrances, flow, density, mounting conditions, occlusion risk, and operating realities — before recommending a method or setup.
We select the sensing method based on requirements — not preferences. The goal is robust measurement, not “the fanciest sensor.”
Measurement is verified against real-world movement. Configuration is tuned to stability, with clear acceptance criteria.
Data is normalized and defined consistently — so reports remain comparable across locations and over time.
Measurement must be operationally useful and legally defensible. Our architecture is built for insight — not identification.
Some environments tolerate standard setups. Others require engineering. These are common situations where measurement must be designed — not simply installed.
When many people pass simultaneously, occlusion and error risk increase. Design, placement, and validation become critical.
Crossing flows create uncertainty without clear zone and direction logic.
Indoor/outdoor transitions, weather, and lighting variability require the right method and robust configuration.
When zones and routes change, measurement must be recalibrated to preserve comparability.
“What counts as an entrance?” must be defined precisely. Without definition, KPIs become negotiable.
When numbers are compared across locations, definitions and setups must be standardized.
If this looks like your environment, a standard setup is rarely enough.
Request a technical reviewWhen measurement is designed, validated, and standardized, numbers become operational — not just reportable.
Accuracy depends on environment design and deployment. We validate each installation on-site and define acceptance criteria before the data is operational. Reliable measurement is achieved through engineering, not assumption.
We perform structured on-site validation against observed movement patterns. Configuration is adjusted until performance thresholds are met before handover.
If entrances, zones, or flow patterns change materially, recalibration is recommended. Measurement stability depends on environmental consistency.
We standardize definitions (entry, exit, occupancy) in the platform. Cross-site reporting is based on consistent logic, not isolated sensor outputs.
The system is designed around aggregated movement data and avoids personal identification. Deployment principles align with GDPR requirements.
Environmental changes or operational shifts can impact stability. Ongoing review and recalibration processes mitigate long-term drift.
Configuration logic and definitions are standardized in the platform. This enables traceability and structured review when required.
Environments with extreme unpredictability or undefined measurement points require structured design. In some cases, alternative approaches may be more appropriate.
For over 30 years, CountMatters has defined the standard in visitor analytics.
As the original innovators of people counting, we transform foot traffic into business intelligence.
For over 30 years, CountMatters has defined the standard in visitor analytics.
As the original innovators of people counting, we transform foot traffic into business intelligence.
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For over 30 years, CountMatters has defined the standard in visitor analytics.
As the original innovators of people counting, we transform foot traffic into business intelligence.
For over 30 years, CountMatters has defined the standard in visitor analytics.
As the original innovators of people counting, we transform foot traffic into business intelligence.
For over 30 years, CountMatters has defined the standard in visitor analytics.
As the original innovators of people counting, we transform foot traffic into business intelligence.