Privacy
Anonymous movement. No identity.
Occuvis uses camera views to understand how a space is used — not who walked through it, and not what they said.
What Occuvis analyzes
- Anonymous occupancy and movement
- Dwell in named areas
- Zone activity and flow
- Repeated spatial patterns
- Visual evidence windows when captured
What Occuvis never does
- Facial recognition
- Identity or biometric identification
- Demographic guessing
- Audio analysis
- Recognizing people across visits
No facial recognition
Movement and space usage only — never who someone is.
Anonymous tracked sessions
Continuous appearances in view, not unique identities and not return visits.
No audio analysis
Occuvis does not listen. Reports describe space, not conversations.
Our approach
Physical venues generate useful spatial data every day — where people stop, which paths they take, which areas hold attention. Occuvis reports anonymous tracked sessions and zone-level usage. It does not recognize people across visits, score employees, or infer purchases or sentiment.
No facial recognition
Occuvis does not identify faces or match people to identities.
No biometric identification
Nothing in the product is designed to recognize a specific person.
No audio analysis
Analysis is visual occupancy and movement — not conversations.
Anonymous tracked sessions
A session is an anonymous continuous appearance in camera view — not a unique visitor and not recognition across visits.
Space-level reporting
Findings describe areas and usage patterns, not individuals.
Limits we do not hide
We do not claim automatic footage deletion after a fixed number of days unless a deployment actually guarantees that policy.
Questions about privacy? We would rather explain the limits than overclaim them.
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