Vemco Group is open to meet companies that want to enter into the People Counter business, representing and reselling our data analytics software Vemcount worldwide.
Let's build success together!
We are always looking forward to building successful business relationships all around the globe.
As our reseller, you will be part of our community, specially designed for you to succeed as a distributor of our innovative and reliable system. You’ll get access to industry-leading analytics software, as well as tools, training, and support that align the way you do business.
We are pleased to share all the benefits with you. Bring your idea and vision, and we will be glad to discuss how your business can profit from our innovations.
"We use Vemcount to measure the traffic at our entrances, so we get an idea of where the customers come from and when the number of visitors peaks during a day, week, month or year. This gives us, among other things, a tool for planning our marketing and activity calendar and subsequently evaluating on these activities."
"We’ve been satisfied with our collaboration with Vemco Group, which has shown us that it’s possible to reliably and professionally monitor pedestrians on our shopping street. We see a great potential in developing and running our city better based on the insights that Vemco Group has given us."
Jacob Høffer Larsen Project Manager, Smart City Odense
"We use Vemcount to measure the traffic at our entrances, so we get an idea of where the customers come from and when the number of visitors peaks during a day, week, month or year. This gives us, among other things, a tool for planning our marketing and activity calendar and subsequently evaluating on these activities."
Janni Baslund Dam - Mall Manager, BROEN Shopping
"We know from the authorities that the queues in supermarkets are a critical place with regard to contagion. As a researcher, I am used to working with data from buildings and people’s movements. It suddenly struck me that if we can give people a visual real-time view of how close they are to each other in the queues, we might encourage them to increase the distance to one another."
Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard - Professor at SDU
