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Verified occupancy - anonymous, and never stored.
Scope shouldn’t rest on a self-declared number. We’re building a way to confirm a premises’ occupancy band from real-world measurement - grounded in fact, not assumption.
Grounded in real data
Tier follows how many people are actually present, not a figure someone typed in. Real-world measurement makes scope defensible - no guesswork, no assumptions.
Only a band leaves the premises
The premises’ own counter does the work locally and shares only a band - under 200, 200-799, or 800+. We receive the band, never a headcount.
Anonymous & never stored
We store the band, never a number, and never anything that identifies a person. There’s no central store of occupancy - nothing sensitive to hold, and nothing to breach.
Anonymous by designBand only, never a countRolling verification
Optional · anonymous by design
ANPR, done privately - counts, never plates.
If your site has ANPR cameras, you can switch on an optional connection that turns them into a soft guide to how busy your site is - without us ever seeing a number plate.
Counts only - never number plates
The plate-reading happens entirely on your own ANPR system. All that ever reaches us is an anonymous count of vehicles - turned into a simple density level. No plate, nothing that identifies a person, ever leaves your site.
A soft guide, not a headcount
Vehicles aren’t people - a car might carry one or five, and many visitors arrive on foot or by transport. The result is a useful indication of density in and around your site, not an exact occupancy measure.
Switch it on, or leave it off
This is entirely optional. If your ANPR provider is supported, you can enable the connection when building your document. If you’d rather not, leave it off - your document is complete without it.
Counts, never platesAnonymous by designOptional
Building the integration layer
We’re selecting the hardware and counting partners to build into our integration layer - and we’re open to recommendations. If you make trustworthy, attestable people-counting technology, let’s talk →
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