For public spaces such as libraries and museums, it can be fairly hard to accurately gauge performance. Spaces such as these often rely on staff with manual clickers and ticket sales to support funding requests. This means they can benefit from our state-of-the-art footfall counting and monitoring systems to accurately and reliably track visitor volumes every day of the year.
A basic system might just count the street entrances, but additional counters can be installed at key locations inside such as exhibition rooms, reading rooms, and galleries.
As well as offering insight into the overall popularity and circulation of people in your space, our analytics systems can break down the data and effectively analyse the movements of people within certain areas. This can help you optimise space for events, as well as day-to-day planning by tailoring each area to maximise the popularity of the whole space.
From knowing the busiest times in the children’s section of a library to identifying the popular entrances of each museum exhibit, our footfall counters track and highlight otherwise unnoticed behaviour patterns and trends. This can be useful both in terms of setting long-term goals and effectively allowing you to see real-time results of display modifications and marketing campaigns.
We don’t just offer counting devices for inside your facility. If your museum or library has an attached car park we can also provide car-counting and ANPR devices which can help you estimate overall occupancy levels and give you the opportunity for capacity planning.
Our reporting software allows you to consolidate and view your data in one single place, providing easy access to your findings wherever you are. Whether you manage a small local museum, a large chain of county libraries, or a national collection, contact us today and talk to one of our experts about how our flexible technology could work for you.
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