HAPC
People counterThe Highly Accurate People Counter uses infrared to count people passing through entrances and corridors. Use foot traffic to plan where your team goes next.
Preparing the next shift
Preparing the next shift
Twenty monitoring points for one building or a few key zones. See what needs attention between walkthroughs.
Between walkthroughs, a doorway gets busy, a bin fills up or a team finishes a round. Monitoring gives you a record of what happened and where, so you can decide what needs attention next. ART plans the monitoring points around your building and the work your team does.
Choose a signal to see where it comes from and what your team could see in Simpple. ART recommends a mix for your building with either pack.
Compare foot traffic at selected entrances and corridors to see when busy areas need more attention. The infrared counter does not capture images.
Use bin levels and foot traffic to decide which amenities to check first. Staff can scan a QR code to record the visit or report an issue.
Pairs with HAPC people counter · QR sign-off
A compatible phone can log when a cleaner reaches a service zone. Pair that with QR task sign-off to record what was completed. A logged visit alone does not measure cleaning quality.
Pairs with QR sign-off
See where and when a vape event was detected so the site team knows which room to check. ART checks ceiling power and placement during site review.
Explore the component options below. Tell ART which ones could help and we’ll recommend a mix for your site.
The Highly Accurate People Counter uses infrared to count people passing through entrances and corridors. Use foot traffic to plan where your team goes next.
The gateway brings compatible devices onto the site's sensor network. ART plans its location, power and internet connection during site review.
A code at each location lets staff scan to log a task or report an issue. Each scan gives the team a record of when it happened.
The Highly Accurate Identification Device is a Bluetooth beacon. A compatible phone can record a timestamped visit to a service zone as staff move through the site.
A powered ceiling sensor records vape detection events by location and time, so the site team knows where to follow up.
Ibis measures how full a bin is. Check levels between rounds and plan which bins need emptying first.
Choose your pack and share your sensor interests. ART recommends the mix and sends a quote through the rental application.