Solink®, a physical security company for businesses announced its new Blocked Exit Detection capability, delivering even more value to its customers.

Blocked Exit Detection

Solink’s Blocked Exit Detection uses security cameras on Solink to proactively detect when perimeter doors are obstructed and notifies users to take prompt action, mitigating costly fines and improving the health and safety of employees.

Exit route obstructions cost U.S.-based businesses more than $6.25M in Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) citations in 2021. Exit route obstructions accounted for approximately 25% of total OSHA retail fines in the same year.

AI-based software service

Blocked Exit Detection is a software service that does not require the need for specialised hardware

Through powerful AI algorithms, Blocked Exit Detection uncovers obstructions at exit doors over an extended period of time and sends notifications to local or central users when discovered. Notification reminders can be set if the obstruction is not cleared within a set period of time. 

Blocked Exit Detection is a software service that does not require the need for specialised hardware or new cameras.

ROI-driven improvement

"Our customers rely on Solink to help them protect their people, patrons, and profits," said Michael Matta, CEO, of Solink. "Blocked exits are the most commonly found hazard during OSHA inspections."

"In many conversations with customers, we learned that fines and safety citations were increasing with the pressure of staffing shortages. Solink partners with our customers to provide ROI-driven improvement. With Blocked Exit Detection, we're making it even easier for our customers to keep their people safe and mitigate tens of thousands of dollars in potential OSHA fines."

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