The core eight aren't the only teams losing hours to manual footage review.
The underlying problem — an incident happens, and someone has to manually search hours of camera footage to find it — shows up almost anywhere cameras are already running. Here's the broader set of industries where that problem exists.
Healthcare
Hospitals, medical campuses, clinics, behavioral-health facilities, and senior-care campuses. Visitor incidents, theft, employee safety, and restricted-area access — this sector needs stronger privacy and security controls before serious deployment.
Manufacturing & Industrial
Factories, plants, equipment yards, and energy facilities. Safety events, unauthorized access, equipment incidents, and reconstruction after an operational event.
Construction
General contractors, large job sites, equipment rental yards, and developers. Theft, trespassing, safety incidents, and equipment movement across a site that changes every week.
Automotive
Dealerships, service centers, body shops, rental-car facilities, fleet operators, and auction sites. Vehicle damage disputes, theft, key-handling incidents, and customer disputes.
Self-Storage
Storage facilities and multi-site operators. Break-ins, gate incidents, vehicle identification, and tracing someone through multiple cameras across a large footprint.
Data Centers & Critical Infrastructure
Data centers, utility facilities, telecom sites, and energy infrastructure. Physical security and SOC teams with higher security requirements and high potential value.
Banks & Financial Institutions
Bank branches, corporate campuses, ATM locations, and credit unions. Suspicious events, employee and customer incidents, and parking or ATM investigations — with compliance requirements to match.
Restaurants & Nightlife
Restaurant groups, bars, and nightlife venues. Fights, theft, employee incidents, and customer claims that need entry-and-exit reconstruction.
Sports & Large Venues
Stadiums, arenas, convention centers, fairgrounds, and large church campuses. Lost children or property, theft, crowd incidents, and vehicle investigations at scale.
Residential Communities
HOAs, gated communities, condominiums, and master-planned communities. Gate access, trespassing, property damage, package theft, and vehicle incidents across shared amenities.
Golf & Country Clubs
Clubhouse, pro shop, cart barn, and course grounds. Cart traffic, guest access, and incidents that move between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Private Residential
Single-family homes. An incident report usually starts with one homeowner, one doorbell or driveway camera, and a short window of time to check.
Government Facilities
Municipal buildings, courthouses, public works sites, libraries, and public housing authorities. Procurement is slower here, but the underlying investigation problem is the same.
Law Enforcement & Public Safety
Local police, sheriff departments, campus police, and transit police. This is not our first focus — evidence requirements, auditability, and legal expectations are much higher, and any deployment here would need to meet each jurisdiction's own oversight and transparency requirements before anything else.
Investigation, Claims & Insurance
Private investigators, insurance SIUs, claims investigators, corporate investigators, attorneys, carriers, and TPAs. Finding relevant footage, building timelines, and assembling evidence for a case that isn't yours to begin with.
If cameras exist and someone has to search them, we'd like to hear about it.
Tell us about your situation — we'll tell you honestly whether VIGIL is a fit yet.