Dealership Security Monitoring
After-hours watch on the inventory rows, aimed at vehicle theft and people under cars.
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Dealership inventory sits outside. The losses that hurt are a vehicle leaving the row, or someone under a car for a catalytic converter. Cameras aimed at the rows, the exits, and the service drive give the Marietta desk a view of both. An agent verifies the person is not a technician on a work order, then uses a speaker and, if they stay, asks for police.
Monitoring is overnight and on the days the store is closed. Daytime floor traffic is your sales staff. The desk is for the hours the lot is supposed to be empty.
Coverage that matches the lot
- Rows and exits, so a vehicle moving after close is an event.
- Low views where someone would work under a car.
- A report and clip for the manager before the store opens.
Dealership plans use remote video monitoring and live audio intervention. Audio matters here because a voice that names the row will move most people off the lot before a car is damaged.