Clyde's Southern Wood Fired BBQ

Losses Adding Up, Cameras Looking the Wrong Way

Clyde's was dealing with the problem every busy restaurant dreads: inventory and equipment walking off, and no usable footage to prove what happened. The existing setup couldn't answer the most basic question — who was there, and when.

• Theft losses with no reliable video evidence to act on
• Camera placement that missed the areas that actually mattered
• Motion-based alerts crying wolf so often they were ignored

Ajax AI Surveillance That Knows a Person from a Raccoon

We designed and installed an Ajax video surveillance system built around AI bullet cameras — placed where the risk actually is, not where the old cameras happened to hang. Every angle was walked, verified, and confirmed with the owner before we called it done.

The built-in AI identifies people and vehicles specifically, which means alerts fire when a person is on the property — not when a branch moves or headlights sweep the lot. Everything records 24/7, so there's always footage when it matters.

Theft Stopped. Alerts That Mean Something.

The losses stopped. When something does happen, the footage exists, it's clear, and it shows the right area. And because the AI filters out motion noise, an alert on the owner's phone is worth looking at — every time.