Can Sorveo work with our warehouse's existing CCTV cameras?
Yes. Sorveo adds AI to the IP cameras you already have across the warehouse, docks and yard through an on-site Sorveo edge appliance, as long as each camera exposes a reachable video stream. There's no rip-and-replace, and each camera's detection profile (face, presence, perimeter or vehicle) can be changed remotely.
How does Sorveo help stop cargo theft?
Sorveo flags after-hours presence and restricted-zone entry at docks, aisles and staging areas, raises a critical alert when anyone not on the allowlist appears in high-value stores, and recognises known offenders from your watchlists — so your team can intervene before goods leave the site instead of finding losses in a stock count.
How do we investigate an incident after the fact?
Search the recognition log by name, camera, date or result type, review the short event clip recorded around each detection, and use appearance search to find a person across recorded clips by clothing. Event clips and appearance search need the site's edge device online, or cloud clip storage enabled; Sorveo keeps short event clips, not continuous recording. See incident investigation.
Can Sorveo help reduce dock dwell and demurrage?
Not today. Dock occupancy and dwell-time analytics are on Sorveo's roadmap. Today Sorveo detects vehicle activity in the yard — vehicles idling, passing or entering a zone — and logs each event, so your team can see when vehicles were present and act on after-hours movement.
Is Sorveo deployed in logistics across Africa?
Yes. Sorveo supports logistics operators, warehouses and distribution centres in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Rwanda and Egypt, with deployment options to suit local bandwidth and compliance needs.