Retail
- Counted at
- Each shopfront and store entrance
- Reported as
- Passers-by and store visits by day and hour
What it backs
- Staff to real demand
- Find the conversion gap
- Compare stores fairly
- See what draws shoppers in
Stores, shopping centres, advertising sites, events, venues and town centres all run on the same people counting. What changes is where the sensors go, what the reports measure and the decisions they back.
Stores and parades
Malls, arcades and retail parks
Portfolios and mixed-use estates
Roadside and street panels
Festival and event sites
Venues and visitor attractions
Town and city centres
BID and town team areas
The counting is the same everywhere. What changes by industry is where the sensors go, what the reports measure and the decisions they back. Pick yours to see how it works.
Footfall Analytics is used in every industry we serve. Parking reporting is sold on its own to anyone who runs a car park, and WiFi is offered alongside footfall where a location needs it.
Used in every industry
Footfall Analytics counts visits to your location live and continuously, and turns the counts into reporting by day and hour, so every decision about the location rests on evidence.
Sold on its own
Upload the exports from each of your parking payment providers and get one combined, finished report within seconds. Pick any date range, filter to one car park or a group of sites, and share it with members and senior stakeholders as it is.
Offered alongside footfall
Visitors get free WiFi across your town centre, shopping centre or attraction. You get a growing list of people who have opted in to hear from you, and a dashboard of how many connect, how long they stay and how many come back. GDPR compliant, and run by the team that counts your footfall.
A short walkthrough of the dashboard and reports you would work with, whatever your industry.
Walkthrough video coming soon
ProximityFutures counts footfall for any location where knowing how many people come, and when, changes the decision.
Retailers, shopping centres, property managers, outdoor advertising media owners, event and festival organisers, venues and attractions, local authorities, and BIDs and town teams. Each has its own page showing how footfall data is set up for it.
No. The same people counting works at store entrances, shopping centre zones, advertising sites, event areas and the rooms of a venue. What changes is where the sensors go and what the reports measure.
Where the sensors go and how the results are reported. A retailer sees store visits by hour, a media owner gets measured impressions at each site, and an event or venue sees footfall, dwell time and journeys between areas.
Most customers start with Footfall Analytics, which every industry on this page uses. Parking reporting, sold on its own, combines the data from every payment provider into one report for anyone who runs a car park. Public WiFi is offered alongside footfall for town centres, shopping centres and attractions.
Yes. Event and festival organisers can rent sensors for a single event, or install them at a permanent site.
No. Footfall reporting gives you counts and trends, not information about who people are.
Possibly. If knowing how many people come to your location, and when, would change a decision you make, get in touch and we can talk it through.