Cut trailer dwell time
Doors turn quicker when every trailer's time at the dock is measured.
See door dwellDock door monitoring for every trailer, forklift and pallet, from the cameras you already have
Agnify monitors every dock door through your existing security cameras, around the clock, and turns the video into trailer dwell times, shipping records, safety alerts and labor data your team can act on the same shift.
See interactive examples on real footage →
Works with standard IP cameras
Only outbound HTTPS leaves the building
Two weeks from footage to a working result
Know what shipped where
The manifest writes itself as the trailer loads, by pallet or by carton.
See the shipping recordSettle claims with evidence
Disputes end with a timestamp and a clip, not a search.
See the audit trailCatch unsafe behavior early
Rules you set, checked on every camera, every shift.
See the safety rulesBalance labor to the work
Staffing follows the work, hour by hour.
See labor by doorUse every square foot
See the whole floor, not one camera at a time.
See the live mapOne dock camera tracks doors, forklifts, pallets and crew
Agnify's warehouse video analytics follow doors, forklifts, loads and the crew working them in the same frame and turn them into events your team can filter.
- Door 2: trailer waiting 18 min, no activity
- Door 4: 2.7 pallets per crew-hour, a third of the dock average. Labor by door
- Door 1: unload started, 3 forklifts in zone
- Door 3: 22 pallets unloaded in 31 min
- Doors 4 and 5 closed and idle since 09:55
Every pallet, forklift, door and driver in frame is marked.
Load verification: every trailer leaves with a shipping record
Agnify counts each pallet from the staging lane onto the trailer and writes the record as the load happens.
- Shipping manifest per trailerPallets, orders, door, carrier and load start and end times, built from the video. Floor-loaded trailers are counted by carton at the conveyor or the door.
- Load confirmationProducts matched to the right trailer and door against your load plan or WMS, with mismatches flagged before the doors close.
- Trailer fill levelA coarse read of empty, a quarter, half, three quarters or full, so half-empty trailers get caught before they leave.
- Audit trail for claimsEvery event keeps its timestamp and clip, ready when a customer or carrier disputes a count, a condition or a delivery.
Trailer TRL-4417Door 6 · Outbound · Example Freight
Loading · 22:10 to nowFill levelAbout three quarters
| Pallet | Order | Loaded | Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | SO-88207 | 22:31 | Matched |
| 25 | SO-88207 | 22:34 | Matched |
| 26 | SO-88213 | 22:36 | Belongs on door 7 |
| 27 | SO-88209 | 22:39 | Matched |
27 of 28 pallets loaded · 1 mismatch flaggedClipExport for a claim
Forklift safety rules, checked on every camera
You set a forklift or pedestrian rule once for a zone, aisle or crossing. Agnify checks it around the clock and sends the clip when it's broken.
Forklift speed by zone
Speed measured against the limit you set for each zone, aisle or crossing.
speed > 5 mph in Main laneDriving with forks raised
Travel with the load or empty forks above travel height, and forks left up when parked.
forks > 12 in while movingPallets in the wrong place
Pallets set down in walkways, fire exits, marked no-storage areas or the wrong staging lane.
pallet in Walkway A > 2 minRestricted zones
People or forklifts entering areas they aren't allowed in, by zone and by time of day, including high-value cages after hours.
person in Zone C, shift 3Procedures not followed
Required behaviors skipped: stopping at crossings, setting the dock leveler, a spotter when reversing.
no stop at Crossing 2Near misses
People inside a set distance of a moving forklift, including in the blind spot behind one that reverses.
person < 3 ft of moving forkliftPPE
Hi-vis and hard hats where your site rules require them.
no hi-vis in Dock zonePeople in forklift lanes
Pedestrians walking in travel lanes instead of the marked walkway.
person in Lane 4 > 5 sRules shown are examples; thresholds, zones and schedules are set with each site. Agnify gives leading indicators and does not replace barriers, training or forklift controls.
A digital twin of the floor, kept current by your cameras
Every camera is calibrated to a 3D map of your building, so Agnify places each person, vehicle and load it sees, counts them once where views overlap, and shows where time and space go.
Labor productivity by dock door
On a dock, that means every labor minute is credited to the door where it was spent: crew-hours and pallets per crew-hour for each door and trailer, live through the shift.
| Door | Trailer | Crew now | Crew-hours | Pallets | Pallets per crew-hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Door 1 | TRL-4402 | 3 | 6.5 | 58 | 8.9 |
| Door 2 | TRL-4410 | 2 | 5.0 | 41 | 8.2 |
| Door 3 | TRL-4413 | 3 | 7.0 | 66 | 9.4 |
| Door 4 | TRL-4421 | 2 | 4.5 | 12 | 2.7 |
| Door 5 | – | 0 | 0.5 | 0 | 0.0 |
| Door 6 | TRL-4417 | 1 | 3.0 | 22 | 7.3 |
Where is order SO-88213?
3 pallets in staging lane 7A since 22:051 pallet on trailer TRL-4417 at door 6, flagged as a mismatch
See dock door monitoring in our demo warehouse
We built a 200 × 130 ft distribution center with 8 dock doors, 4 forklifts, 8 workers and 8 security cameras mounted like a real install, so we can show every scenario without anyone's customer footage. For Agnify on real footage, see the public examples.
Dock cycle across doors 1 to 8
The scenario
Forklifts carry pallets between trailers and staging lanes while doors and levelers open and close.
What Agnify reports
Door state, trailer dwell, and pallets counted in and out per door
Every event in Agnify's demo warehouse is labeled frame by frame, so detection can be scored against ground truth.6
22event types with ground truth, including 9 near-miss types6
8cameras, specified and mounted like a real CCTV install
~900racked pallets across 8 double rows of racking
12 mincontinuous loop that plays as a constant demo
What faster doors and recovered hours are worth at your site
Put in your own numbers. This is arithmetic on your headcount and pay, not a promise of what Agnify will recover. The industry figures beside it are what the same hours cost everyone else.
Worth a year
$124,000
against $12.4M of labor a year at this site
The feasibility study measures what your cameras can actually see.
$180
Per hour of detention, charged after as little as 20 minutes of free time, in Old Dominion's published tariff. XPO's bills $2752
Carrier tariffs, 2025$124,000
What every 1% of labor time recovered is worth at a 150-associate site, at $40.19 an hour fully loaded3
Arithmetic on BLS pay data$273,990
Average value lost per cargo theft event in 2025, up 36% in a year; 16% of events happen at facilities4
CargoNet and BSI, 20262×
Injury rate in warehousing and storage against all private industry: 4.8 vs 2.3 cases per 100 workers5
BLS SOII, 2024Alerts as events happen, trailer dwell reports on your schedule
The same events feed instant notifications and reports you can compare shift to shift, day on day, week on week or month on month.
Notifications to the people who can act
Routed by zone, shift and event type to a phone, an inbox, a team channel or your own systems through webhooks. Each one links to its clip.
- Forklift at 8 mph in Main laneShift lead, dock zone
- Trailer TRL-4417: 1 pallet on the wrong doorShipping supervisor
- Door 2: trailer waiting 48 minYard team channel
- Load complete, 28 pallets, sealedWebhook to your WMS
Reports by shift, day, week or month
Scheduled to the inboxes that need them, with the change from the period before.
Average trailer dwell, minutesPeriod before
Dwell by carrierDoor use by shiftSafety events by zoneLabor by hourFill level by laneClaims evidence
Your existing security cameras stay put; the answers come to your team
No rip and replace. Agnify connects to the feeds you already record.
STEP 1
Connect
A small recorder on site reads your IP cameras over RTSP. The site opens every connection, and only outbound HTTPS leaves the building.
STEP 2
Detect
Models tuned on your footage track forklifts, people, pallets and doors, then apply your rules: speed limits, zones and dwell thresholds.
STEP 3
Act
Alerts go to the people who can respond, each linked to its clip. Dashboards and scheduled reports show trends, and anyone can ask a question in plain English.
Cloud by default
Nothing to host. Results arrive about two minutes after the event, which suits dwell, counts and daily safety reviews.6
Edge where the site needs it
A server on site for real-time alerts, limited bandwidth or rules that keep video in the building.
From your footage to a working result in two weeks
A free feasibility study on your own cameras, with an agreed end date and no commitment. We reply within one business day.
- You send 10 to 15 minutes of footage, or camera accessPick the doors, aisles or crossings that worry you most.
- We come back with a written resultWhat we can detect on your cameras, how reliably, and what we would alert on.
- If it's useful, we scope a pilot togetherOne use case, live on your cameras, judged against criteria agreed up front.
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