Ceiling counter: entries and exits, separately
Mounted on the ceiling above the entrance, it measures foot traffic in both directions. Easy-to-use control software and counts sent to your email.
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What this product offers
- Bidirectional counting: in and out
- Ceiling mounted, discreet and out of reach
- Easy-to-use control software
- Counts in your email by hour, day, week and month
Best for
- Stores and retail chains
- Wide or busy entrances
- Real-time occupancy needs
What the door numbers reveal
With the count stored, you can measure and compare: the busiest hour and day, whether staff lunch breaks fall at the right time, how many visitors a campaign brought in and whether they bought — your conversion rate.
One customer told us: one of their stores had lots of visitors and few sales; another had few visitors but almost everyone bought. They swapped the store managers and, within two weeks, the busy store was selling to almost everyone. With the right numbers, you can spot your best leaders.
Products that work together
Foot-traffic counter
See the full line →Common questions
The ceiling counter separates entries and exits. The passage counter is simpler and cheaper, runs on batteries and divides the total by 2.
In the software and by email, with counts by hour, day, week and month.
We serve Portugal and Brazil, with technical and sales teams in both countries and remote support.