01
Specify
Agree locations, movements, classes, intervals and outputs.
Quality & security
Reliable data depends on a defined, reviewable process.
Project specifications, quality review and confidential handling are treated as delivery requirements—not decorative trust claims.
- ISO 9001:2015Quality management
- ISO 27001:2022Information security
- Structured QA/QCDefined review checks
- Global supportProject-specific delivery
Project governance
Controls that travel with the project.
Clients can identify what is defined, reviewed, protected and recorded before a deliverable is shared.
02
Review
Check completeness, definitions and alignment with scope.
03
Protect
Use agreed transfer, access and confidentiality controls.
04
Record
Document assumptions, exceptions and delivery arrangements.
Information security
Project-specific handling expectations.
Traffic footage and project data may contain sensitive operational or identifying information. Handling requirements therefore need to be agreed for the engagement and applied throughout transfer, access, processing and delivery.
Project specification
Locations, movements, classifications, intervals and outputs are agreed before observation begins.
Controlled access
Project material is limited to people who require it for the agreed work.
Project separation
Source material, working files and deliverables are organised by project to reduce unintended mixing or sharing.
Secure transfer
Project data should be exchanged only through a transfer method agreed for the engagement.
Retention and deletion
Retention or deletion requirements are confirmed for the project rather than assumed.
Restricted sharing
Client footage, project information and deliverables are not used as public marketing material without authorization.
Quality review
A practical QA/QC sequence.
Checks are applied against the approved scope and observable source. QA/QC does not create detail that the footage or survey input cannot support.
- 01
Counting
Apply the approved movement, class, direction and interval rules.
- 02
First review
Check completeness and visible exceptions against the source.
- 03
Structural checks
Review intervals, headings, movements and expected output structure.
- 04
Consistency review
Check definitions and treatment across locations, periods and analysts.
- 05
Correction
Resolve identified discrepancies where the source and scope support a correction.
- 06
Final delivery review
Confirm the release files align with the agreed deliverable specification.
Confidentiality
Client material remains project-confidential.
Client video, project information and deliverables are not used as public marketing material without authorization. Public examples on this website are independently generated and identified as illustrative.
Deliverable confidence
Outputs follow the agreed project structure.
Delivery may include Excel, CSV, movement tables, classification tables, lane-level outputs, summary sheets or a client-agreed template where supported by the approved scope.