
Footfall and live occupancy
Visitors in and out, and how many are inside right now, for every store.
Gold-loan and NBFC branches.
Gold-loan, pawn, microfinance and NBFC branches with strongrooms. Iron switches on 5 packs with 53 ready-made AI use cases for gold-loan and NBFC branches, so your cameras start working the day they are added.
Trays left with customers, covered faces, weapons, snatching, strongrooms, recce gangs and known offenders.

Visitors in and out, and how many are inside right now, for every store.

Billing, reception and service desks left without staff during open hours.
Ready
Drawer openings at billing counters when no customer is present.
Needs a connection
Cameras offline, covered, blurred, moved or with night vision failing.
Validating
A customer at a counter with trays or boxes out and no salesperson on the other side.

Someone walking in with a helmet, mask or face covered, so the guard can ask them politely before they reach a counter.
Validating
A knife, pistol or other weapon seen in the showroom or at the door, raised to the owner, guard and police at once.

Someone snatching a chain, box or tray from a counter and running for the door.
Validating
Anyone at the strongroom, safe or locker room after the shop closes.
Ready
People hanging around the entrance or across the road for too long, the way a robbery gang scouts a shop.
Ready
Faces on a list shared by the jewellers' association or police, matched the moment they walk in.
Rolling out
Recognises regular and high-value customers at the door, so the owner can receive them personally.
Rolling out
The guard's post at the door left empty during opening hours.
Ready
Pilot: find one person by their clothes across every camera, from the door to the counter and back out.
Pilot
A showroom camera covered, sprayed or turned away, usually the first move in a planned theft.
Validating
The billing counter or cash drawer left with nobody on it while the shop is open.
ATM fraud signs, vaults after hours, branch crowding, cash vans and counters.

Security posts, gates and cabins left without a guard during the shift.
Ready
Helmets, masks and covered faces at ATMs, a common sign before fraud or attack.
Validating
More than one or two people inside the ATM cabin at once.
Ready
Someone hanging around the ATM cabin without transacting.
Ready
Pilot: devices fitted on card slots and keypads, as leads for the ATM team.
Pilot
ATM cameras covered, sprayed, turned or blacked out.
Validating
Anyone near the vault, strong room or lockers outside banking hours.
Ready
Banking halls getting crowded, so another counter opens.
Validating
Cash vans in and out by plate, and how long they stand at the branch.
Ready
Cash and teller counters left without staff while cash is out.
ReadyQueues, waiting, service time and counters that need staff.

Alerts when too many are waiting, so another counter opens in time.
Ready
How long each customer waits, and how long they are served, per counter.
Rolling out
Customers who joined a queue and walked away before being served.
New
Customers left waiting at a counter or zone with nobody to help, and how long until someone came.
New
How long staff spend with customers in each zone, and how many customers get help.
New
Queue length and waiting time in darshan lines, ticket counters and security checks.
Ready
Queue length and waiting at OPD registration, billing and pharmacy counters.
ReadyWalls, fences, rooftops, doors, guard posts and staff-only areas.

Entry into stockrooms, cash offices, server rooms and staff-only areas.
Ready
Intrusion alarms that know who it is: staff on your lists let through, anyone on a banned list named, strangers raised as usual.

Pilot: drones over no-fly zones, events and secure sites.
Pilot
Someone climbing a boundary wall, fence or gate, day or night.
Validating
A second person slipping through a badge-controlled door or turnstile behind the first.
Validating
Anyone on rooftops, terraces and water-tank areas, with the clip.
Ready
Dogs, cattle, monkeys or wildlife entering sites, farms and campuses.
Validating
Pilot: packages thrown over boundary walls, common at prisons and warehouses.
Pilot
Cars and two-wheelers inside walkways, plazas and campus pedestrian zones.
Ready
Someone hanging around gates, walls and parked vehicles longer than usual.
Ready
Anyone not on the staff list inside staff-only areas, by face.
Rolling out
Shutters, gates, fire doors and cold-room doors left open too long.
Validating
Anyone on the site, in stores or the yard after work stops.
Ready
Anyone in rail yards, depots and stabling lines.
Ready
Anyone at the shutter, or hanging around the shop front, after it is closed for the night.
Ready
Anyone in the godown, yard or loading area at night.
Ready
People climbing the boundary or in the farm at night: crop, pump and equipment theft.
ValidatingCamera health, recording, access and accuracy.

Recording gaps and storage on each DVR or NVR.
Needs a connection
Each store manager sees only their store; head office sees everything.
Ready
Sampled clips checked by people against the AI's counts, with the error rate per store.
NewIron VMS shows every camera live, records on your own server and watches each camera for what matters in gold-loan and NBFC branches: Footfall and live occupancy; Counter or desk unattended; Strongroom and locker room after hours; Recce outside the showroom. In all, 53 use cases across 5 packs switch on for gold-loan and NBFC branches.
Yes. Iron works with any IP camera or NVR that speaks RTSP or ONVIF. Existing NVRs keep recording while Iron adds live view, search, AI and alerts.
No. Iron runs on a server you own, as a Windows, Linux or macOS service. AI can run on site too; cloud models are optional.
Every alarm becomes an incident with its clip and goes to whoever is on shift on WhatsApp, SMS, email or a webhook, escalating if nobody acknowledges it.
25 of the 53 use cases for gold-loan and NBFC branches are proven on real footage and ready now; the rest are validating, rolling out or in pilot, and each card on this page says which.