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For US gas stations & convenience stores

Live CCTV Monitoring for Gas Stations & Convenience Stores.

More visibility into the moments that matter. Human review of agreed camera views, clear escalation and reporting built around your store.

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Compatible existing camera systems

Coverage agreed around your hours

Human review. Clear reporting.

Built around the owner’s priorities

You can’t be at every counter.
You can define what matters.

A clearer view of the forecourt.

Give selected pump, entrance and delivery views a defined place in your monitoring plan.

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Context behind counter activity.

Review visible exceptions with care. Add transaction comparisons only where suitable data access is agreed.

Understand counter & POS review

Consistency across your stores.

Set site-specific instructions and bring observations into a reporting structure owners can follow.

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One store. Different priorities.

Select a zone to see what an agreed monitoring scope could include.

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Illustrative store coverage diagram labelling the fuel forecourt, store entrance, cashier counter and rear delivery area. — Illustrative coverage map. Camera positions, labels and areas are examples, not a site assessment.

An agreed view of the forecourt.

Review visible activity around selected pump lanes and parking areas. A view of the forecourt does not establish fuel payment status or cover every vehicle.

Choose the pump lanes and viewing angles.
Agree activity thresholds and contact instructions.

Know what the entrance view can show.

Observe visible entry, exit and activity near selected doors. Agree trading hours and authorized access expectations; a camera image alone does not identify someone or establish intent.

Check lighting, obstruction and blind spots.
Define after-hours concerns and who to contact.

Put counter observations in context.

Review visible counter and cash-handling activity within the agreed scope. Transaction amounts, voids and refunds require separately authorized, usable POS records for comparison.

Confirm screen and camera visibility.
Keep observed facts separate from unresolved questions.

Give deliveries a clear review process.

Observe visible access and movement in selected rear or delivery areas. Compare timing with an approved schedule where provided; footage alone cannot verify the contents of every box.

Supply delivery windows and exception instructions.
Record coverage limits and any unresolved follow-up.

Actual coverage depends on the selected views, image quality, lighting, connectivity and agreed hours. The text beside this map describes each example zone.

Reporting you can understand

What was seen.
What was done.
What needs your attention.

Useful reporting separates visible facts from assumptions. A simple record should help you understand the observation, the action taken and anything that remains unresolved.

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SAMPLE ONLY

OBSERVATION

A person remains near the entrance after the agreed trading hours. The camera view does not establish their intent.

ACTION

The operator checks the available view and follows the site’s agreed contact sequence.

FOLLOW-UP

The observation and contact attempt are logged for owner review. Any unresolved question stays clearly identified.

Demonstration only. Not a customer incident, live feed or functioning portal.

Coverage, with a clear scope

Start with your hours.
Build around your priorities.

Your selected camera views, monitoring hours, site activity and reporting requirements shape the scope and quote.

What changes the quote?

After-hours coverage

Focus on agreed periods when the site or selected areas should be quiet.

Trading-hour coverage

Review selected operational and security priorities while your business is open.

Multi-location reporting

Keep each store’s instructions distinct while making owner reporting easier to follow.

A considered start

Clear expectations, from day one.

See how it works

01
Review your site

Discuss your existing cameras, operating hours and the situations you want reviewed.
02
Agree the scope

Select views, monitoring windows, reporting needs and the approved contact sequence.
03
Onboard securely

Confirm authorized access, test image quality and check the agreed escalation workflow.
04
Monitor & report

Review observable activity, follow agreed instructions and document relevant events.

Specialist focus. NETEX backing.

CoreVision brings the store into focus.

CoreVision is a specialist brand within the NETEX Security network, focused on US gas stations and convenience stores. NETEX handles service discussions, agreed onboarding and monitoring delivery.

Remote review supports your on-site team. It cannot guarantee every event will be detected or prevent every incident.

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Insights & industry updates

The CoreVision editorial desk.

Practical security perspectives for store operators, plus a separate space for verified industry developments.

CoreVision Blog

Better questions. Smarter monitoring decisions.

Explore guidance on forecourt coverage, store operations, reporting and choosing monitoring priorities.

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Security and retail news worth following.

Our news section is prepared for independently verified, attributed updates. No unconfirmed headlines are shown.

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Common questions

A few things worth knowing.

Can you work with the cameras I already have?

Potentially. NETEX first reviews the camera system, authorized access method, selected views, connectivity and image quality. Compatibility must be confirmed; no universal camera or platform support is promised.

Does “live monitoring” mean every camera is watched at all times?

No. The service covers the views, hours and tasks confirmed in the agreement. Do not assume continuous coverage of every camera or every event. Any round-the-clock requirement needs its own agreed scope.

Can you verify cash handling and POS exceptions?

Visible counter observation can be scoped separately. Comparing a void, refund or other transaction against footage requires appropriate POS records, usable timestamps and separately authorized access.

What happens after I ask for a risk review?

NETEX discusses your site and priorities and checks whether the service is a suitable fit. A review request does not activate monitoring or create a service agreement. Select a review link to open the CoreVision form and send your requirements directly to admin@netexsecurity.com.

Your next step

Let’s look at your store, together.

Start with your camera coverage, hours and priorities. NETEX can discuss the fit and what an agreed monitoring scope would include.

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