
For any business with something to protect, not just padel clubs. Software that recognises people and vehicles watches every camera on your site: car parks, shop floors, stock rooms, storage, yards and restricted areas, the bar and social spaces, and the courts if you have them. Your team hears about it only when something breaks your rules, and you see which parts of your club are busy and which sit quiet. New from Court Intel, and now taking enquiries for the first sites.
A stock room that should be empty after closing, a car park open until 23:00, a plant room only staff use: each zone gets its own hours and its own alert.
The software looks for people and vehicles, so swaying trees, rain and passing headlights are far less likely to set it off than a simple motion sensor.
A photo and a short clip go straight to whoever is on duty, day or night, with the area and the time. Nobody has to sit watching a wall of screens.
Software watching every camera all the time costs far less than paying people to watch screens, so your team only looks when it matters.
How many people use each area, hour by hour, and how long they stay: the bar after evening matches, the quiet corners of the café, the car park at its peak.
How players move through your club, from the car park to reception, the courts, the bar or the shop, and where they head home. Counted, never named.
Detection runs on a controller on site, not in the cloud, so it keeps watching through a broadband cut and any siren or warning light still works.
Every controller reports in to us. If a camera stops sending pictures or a controller goes offline, your team is told straight away, not the morning after.
No face recognition and no names. Every area is signed, footage is kept only as long as you choose, and you decide who can see it.
The same system works for any business with areas to protect. Each site gets its own areas, hours and alerts.
The shop floor after closing, stock room and back doors, and how customers move between the entrance, the aisles and the till.
Loading bays, yards and high-value cages, with an alert for anyone on site outside shift times.
Perimeters, gates and unit corridors around the clock, and vehicles where none should be after hours.
Car parks, reception, server and plant rooms after hours, and which spaces are really used through the week.
Cellars, back doors and stores, and which bars, terraces and lounges are busy or quiet hour by hour.
Entrances, car parks and plant rooms during unstaffed hours. Never inside changing areas.
Forecourts, display vehicles and workshop doors once the site has closed.
Compounds, plant and materials overnight and at weekends, when sites are most often targeted.
Yards, barns and machinery stores, where a theft can go unnoticed until morning.
Anywhere a camera can see: car parks, entrances, the shop or retail space, stock rooms and storage, plant rooms and other restricted areas, the bar, café and social spaces, and the courts. It works at padel and sports clubs and at any other site with areas to protect.
Usually. Most network cameras and recorders can share their picture with our controller. We check each camera at the survey and tell you honestly where an extra one would help.
It can sit alongside them and cut what you need from them. If your insurer requires a monitored alarm, keep it, and check with them before changing any contract. Court Intel adds what an alarm cannot: every camera watched in software, with the right person told at once.
It reacts to people and vehicles rather than to any movement, and each area only alerts in the hours you set, so the cleaner in the bar at 07:00 is expected and an open stock room at 02:00 is not.
No. It detects that a person or a vehicle is there, not who it is. The busy-area and journey reports show how many people use and move between areas, never who they are, and are never linked to a booking or a name.
Camera footage of customers and staff is personal data. As the site operator you decide which areas are covered and how long footage is kept, and we supply the signs and the information you need for your data protection impact assessment. We process the footage on your behalf under a written data processing agreement, and help you explain to your team which staff areas are covered and why.
Each site is quoted after a short survey: any cameras and fitting, plus a monthly service that includes the monitoring, the alerts, the reports and support. The price is fixed in writing before you commit. Prices exclude VAT.
Thirty minutes on a call: your areas, your cameras and what keeps you up at night. We will tell you honestly what it takes and what it costs.
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Prices exclude VAT. Court Intel is a product of On Padel Ltd. Playtomic is a trademark of its owner; Court Intel is independent and not affiliated with Playtomic.