The challenges vary from one site to another (museum, monument, outdoor tour, heritage site, etc.), but some questions come up regularly. You might recognize some of them:
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At what times of the day do arrivals really focus?
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Are there sufficient reception capacities during peak periods?
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Are the orientation and queue devices (control, access) adapted to flows?
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How are visitors divided between main and secondary entrances?
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What is the impact of the seasons, school vacations, events, temporary exhibitions?
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What data should be presented to partners, guardians or funders to objectively assess the attractiveness of the site?
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Tourist and cultural sites often combine several constraints: strong seasonality, security constraints, comfort requirements for the public, and reporting expectations on the part of supervisory authorities or partners.
Groups, schools, guided tours or organized excursions can generate peak traffic over very short periods of time.
A site may seem to “manage” its visitors on a daily basis, while operating regularly at the limit of its capacities.
Some spaces are heavily loaded (forecourt, belvedere, iconic hall, staircase, narrow passageway), while others remain underused.
Temporary exhibitions, festivals, events, vacation periods... attendance profiles change during the year.
Adaptation of reception facilities, development work, team reinforcements, pricing policy...
Most tourist and cultural sites offer observation points that are very favorable to counting: filtered entrances, portals, access to a route, entry gates or restricted areas of passage. In these configurations, the measurement is reliable and makes it possible to restore clear trends in attendance.
Some very open or very diffuse spaces (large parks without a marked crossing point, esplanades without structured traffic) are less suitable for direct measurement. In these cases, the challenge is to identify a representative crossing point: main entrance, access to a specific area, start of a route or circuit.
For each site, we examine the geometry of the premises, visitor circuits, security constraints and monitoring objectives in order to define the most relevant location. The objective always remains the same: to have usable data, useful for your decisions and faithful to real uses.
Having regular data on inflows, outflows and internal flows makes it possible to move from intuitive management to management based on measured trends.
For a tourist or cultural site, this translates into concrete gains in readability, comfort for visitors and solidity in decisions.
You can clearly see the busiest times, the busiest days, and the impact of seasons and events.
This makes it easy to organize teams, adjust schedules, schedule reinforcements, and manage queues.
The data highlights areas under stress: accesses, corridors, stairs, tight spaces.
They support the choices of signage, redevelopment, flow regulation or redistribution of routes.
Attendance indicators feed into your annual reports, financing files, season reports or investment projects.
They provide a common language for dialogue with communities, tourist offices, cultural institutions or private partners.
From the installation to the reading of the data, each function of the meter meets the constraints of tourist sites: autonomy, robustness, discretion and a clear summary of visit trends.
Works without power supply (Autonomy estimated at more than 2 olds).
Set up in 2 minutes, with no expertise required, delivered ready to use.
Designed for outdoor conditions, in natural or urban environments.
No images saved, RGPD compliance.
Reliable detection of both directions of travel, with the ability to distinguish between pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles depending on the selected configuration.
Online consultation or local survey in remote areas.
Monitoring of flows on an outdoor route, identification of seasonal peaks, adjustment of reception systems.
Measurement of arrivals at the entrance, support for the organization of teams, analysis of the impact of temporary exhibitions.
Monitoring of the use of a sensitive space (stairs, terrace), justification of regulatory or development measures.
Count on a section or a strategic point to understand the use of the route and its attractiveness.
Comparison of attendance between ordinary periods and specific events to adjust the offer and resources.
Customer cases
Choose the solution that fits your needs
Whether you require continuous monitoring or a one-off analysis, our visitor counting solutions adapt to your projects with turnkey services.
A long-term investment to continuously equip your sites and own your attendance data.
For local authorities and site managers with ongoing monitoring needs.
A turnkey solution for testing, piloting, or measuring attendance during a one-time event, starting from €500.
Ideal for one-off events (festivals, trade shows, sports competitions), pre-purchase tests/pilots, and seasonal needs.
How It Works
Submit your request online. We tailor our solution to your project.
We configure your sensor and ship it ready to use.
Secure it to a post, tree, or urban fixture—no wiring or external power required.
Collected data is sent every 12 hours to our secure platform (adjustable frequency available).
Access detailed statistics and use our analytical tools to optimize your spaces.
Chaque site est différent — nous vous accompagnons pour choisir la configuration la plus simple et la plus fiable.
Notre équipe vous contactera très rapidement pour approfondir votre besoin et construire une proposition adaptée.
