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Live Inside widget

How to set up a live inside widget on your dashboard

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Written by Vemco Group

1. Access Your Dashboard

  • Log in to Vemcount

  • Navigate to your dashboard view

  • This is where all widgets are created and managed.

2. Add a New Widget

  • Click the blue “+” (Add Widget) button in the top-right corner

  • This opens the widget selection panel (same workflow across all widget types).

3. Select “Live Inside” Widget

  • Choose Live Inside Widget from the list

  • This widget specifically shows:

  • Current number of visitors inside

  • Live occupancy (not historical trends)

  • In Vemcount, “Inside” is a core footfall metric alongside “In” and “Out”

4. Select Data Source (Critical Step)

Choose where the “inside” data should come from:

Available options typically include:

  • Location → Total occupancy across the entire site

  • Zones → Specific areas (e.g. shop floor, fitting rooms, waiting areas)

  • Best Practice:

  • Use Location for high-level monitoring (store capacity)

  • Use Zones for operational insights (e.g. overcrowded areas)

  • This step defines what physical space you are monitoring

5. Proceed to Widget Layout

  • Click Next

  • You will now configure how the widget appears on your dashboard.

6. Add Title & Description

  • Title (Required): Clearly describe the metric

  • Description (Optional): Add context if needed

  • Good examples:

  • “Live Store Occupancy”

  • “Customers Inside – Ground Floor”

  • “Live Visitors – Entrance Zone”

  • Keep titles simple and actionable, especially for operational teams.

7. Customise Appearance (Optional but Recommended)

You can adjust:

  • Widget size (grid layout)

  • Colour settings

  • Best Practice:

  • Use larger widgets for live KPIs (easy visibility)

  • Apply colour logic, for example:

  • Green = normal occupancy

  • Amber = approaching capacity

  • Red = overcrowded

  • Dynamic colouring can help highlight performance changes

8. Save the Widget

  • Click Save

  • The widget will now appear on your dashboard and begin displaying live data

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