Reports

A two-level fashion store recorded 98.29% absolute people-counting accuracy across 52 lines, including till areas, fitting rooms and departments.

A watch and jewellery store in Northern Europe achieved 99.42% absolute people-counting accuracy. A video review of 859 entries and exits checked the visitor counts behind conversion calculations and staffing decisions.

Every one of five pet specialty stores in Northern Europe achieved at least 98.33% absolute people-counting accuracy, checked against a manual review of 2,562 entries and exits.

A shopping centre in Southern Europe recorded an average anonymous matching accuracy of 97.72% across 18 tested zones. Manual review checked whether Indivd correctly associated masked observations from different areas.

A shopping centre in Southern Europe recorded 98.5% overall absolute counting accuracy in a September 2026 verification. The assessment covered 62 counting lines on 30 cameras, with 25,046 manually counted crossings and 136 review hours accumulated across counting lines.

A 99-trading-day review of two fashion stores found different conversion rates but nearly identical Net Conversion. The larger difference was at the entrance: 44% of visitors left straight away at one store, compared with 30% at the other.