Standard store cameras
One system instead of a separate one just to count the door.
GoTrack is built around products: what shoppers pick up, hold and put back. When a store also needs to know how many visitors came in, we set up visitor counting with the same cameras, anonymously and without face recognition.

Yes, on request. Visitor counting is not part of the standard reports; it is set up per project for stores that need it. It counts people, it does not identify them: no face recognition, no biometric templates, no shopper followed from one visit to the next.
One system instead of a separate one just to count the door.
Visitor numbers and product interaction from the same cameras.
Counting, not recognising: images are processed in the store and not stored by default.
On request, yes. GoTrack's standard reports are about products: what shoppers pick up, hold and put back. For stores that also need visitor numbers, GoTrack can count visitors with the same cameras, anonymously and without face recognition; it is set up per project.
No. There is no face recognition, no face template, no biometric matching, and no shopper is recognised across visits.
GoTrack does not store images, identify anyone or send personal data to the cloud, but it does process camera images in real time on the store device. How that is classified under KVKK or GDPR, and the notices it needs, is for the retailer's legal team to assess as data controller.
Usually. IP cameras with RTSP, ONVIF cameras, HTTP streams and USB cameras are supported. The camera must see the shelf; if an existing camera does not, an extra camera may be needed.
Tell us what you want to count and we will tell you what it takes.
or write to info@gotonom.com