Remote video monitoring for warehouses and logistics

Truck yard video monitoring checks gates, parked trailers and loading bays against your operating schedule, then has trained people review the activity that needs judgment. NightMarshal follows your agreed response plan and keeps one record per incident.

Night camera view of a logistics depot with parked trailers
CAM 01Warehouses and logistics
02:14:06

What NightMarshal watches at warehouses and logistics

Views that matter

  • Entry and exit gates
  • Parked trailers and tractors
  • Loading bays and dock doors
  • Fuel and maintenance areas

Typical rules

  • Unexpected vehicles at the gate outside shift windows
  • People near parked trailers after hours
  • Dock doors opening without a scheduled load

Response options

  • Alert the yard supervisor or dispatcher
  • Speaker warning where supported
  • Contact a confirmed local response partner

Good to know

  • Busy 24 hour sites need clear rules for normal movement
  • Video coverage depends on a working connection at the yard

Rules, contacts and permitted actions are agreed with you during setup. Speaker warnings and local response depend on supported equipment and confirmed coverage in your area.

Illustrative response scenario

Separate a late delivery from an intrusion.

A truck arrives outside its booked window. The plan checks the expected delivery schedule and calls the nominated dispatcher when access cannot be confirmed.

Actions depend on the agreed site plan.

Questions from yard owners and operations directors

Our yard runs around the clock. Does monitoring still help?

Yes, when the rules reflect your schedule. We define which zones, times and movements are routine so review effort focuses on activity outside that pattern.

Can you watch several depots together?

The service is designed for that. Incidents, camera status and open work are visible across all your sites in one view.

Does video monitoring replace gate check in?

No. Confirming driver identity, collecting documents and releasing a barrier are separate duties. Agree those integrations and permissions explicitly if you need them.

How should we handle shift changes?

Provide shift overlaps, dock schedules and restricted trailer areas. A busy gate and an empty trailer row need different rules even at the same hour.

Camera, pricing and coverage questions

Request a site review

Tell us about your site and how incidents are handled today. We confirm camera compatibility, coverage and response options before quoting. No commitment until you approve a written scope.

  • We review your sites, cameras and regionOnly the basics. No camera passwords or footage.
  • An assessment call about your cameras, views and response needs
  • A camera and connection test with your permissionViews that will not work are flagged before you pay anything.
  • A written scope and priceNothing starts until you approve it.

Other solutions

Add site details (optional)
Services of interest (optional)

Fields marked * are required.

Never send camera passwords or private footage through this form.

All solutions