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AutoVu Stakeout is an add-on module that monitors ALPR reads in an area, to detect vehicles that appear frequently over a defined time period. Manually identifying returning vehicles wastes time Separating transient and returning vehicles in an area of interest can help ensure public safety and speed up investigations — but not every returning vehicle is suspect. Delivery vehicles, ridesharing services, and visitors make manual tracking time-consuming. Let your ALPR system work for you AutoVu Stakeout provides an optimized workflow. It monitors vehicles coming in an area and identifies returning visitors. Vehicles who trigger false alerts can be added to a centralized list, so your team doesn't spend their time investigating restaurant deliveries. AutoVu Stakeout can then quickly identify cars that show up regularly but have not been previously cleared. Whether you want to identify frequent visitors to an area known for drug trafficking, or to parking lots with high car theft rates, AutoVu Stakeout quickly builds a list of vehicles of interest. It can also help you find unusual vehicles that might be working together to scout an area while planning a crime. Key benefits Proactively identify suspect vehicles by area Combine multiple devices to bridge gaps in data Tailor frequency and timeframes per zone to account for local variations Choose the response that fits your needs — trigger an alarm in Security Center, or email a report to external stakeholders Never investigate the same vehicle twice with a centralized list of cleared vehicles. AutoVu Stakeout ALPR Frequency Monitor Feature note Industry: Citywide Surveillance, Public Safety Applications: ALPR Category: Intelligence, Operations, Security How we help 30 mins max 0:45 Identify regular frequenters of high crime areas. Identify suspects in locations where cars are frequently stolen. Identify potential stalkers of high-risk people by identifying vehicles that may be surveilling their home/office. Identify ride-sharing drivers who may be occupying a given location against property policy.