Supermarket Security Systems - GeoArm Security®

A supermarket security system is a set of measures and equipment put in place to protect a supermarket from theft, vandalism or any other types of criminal activity. These systems typically include security cameras, burglar alarms, access control systems, anti-theft tags, and employee training to identify suspicious behavior. The aim of a supermarket security system is to deter potential criminals from attempting to steal from the store and to provide valuable evidence to law enforcement authorities in case a theft or other crime occurs.

Here are some key objectives of a supermarket security system:

1. Prevention of Theft: A security system can help deter theft by providing surveillance cameras and alarms that notify store employees or law enforcement of suspected thefts.

2. Protection of Employees: A security system can help protect employees from aggressive customers or potential robberies by allowing them to alert authorities when they are in danger.

3. Monitoring of Inventory: A security system can help track inventory and prevent shoplifting, which can be a major issue for supermarkets.

4. Reduction of Liability: A security system can reduce the liability of the store by providing evidence that can be used in court against perpetrators of criminal activity.

5. Improved Customer Experience: A well-designed security system can help customers feel safer while shopping and enhance their overall shopping experience.

Competitive Advantages?		Other Companies
No-Term Contracts	Month-to-Month Subscription Plans	Long-Term and Liquidated Damages
New or Existing Systems	Takeover a Wide Range of Control Panels	Exclusive to Their Own Brand Name
Proprietary Technology	Choose from Non-Proprietary Equipment	Locked Out Proprietary Equipment Only
Live Operator Service	Optional 24/7 Professional Central Station	Required 24/7 Professional Central Station
Do-It-Yourself Options	More Flexible DIY Brands and Services	Fewer DIY Brand Options Available
Free Move Program	Nationwide Coverage is Supported	Some Limitations on Coverage Areas
Technical Support	Inexpensive Remote Technicians	Costly Onsite Hourly Service Rates