Retail & Hospitality · Gold & Jewellery
Gold souq shops, jewellery boutiques, bullion dealers and showrooms keep high-value stock on open display. We design layered protection — from the showcase to the strongroom — that deters, detects and records every incident without spoiling the customer experience.
Jewellery outlets face smash-and-grab raids, distraction and sleight-of-hand theft at the counter, after-hours break-ins, insider loss and armed robbery — often in busy souqs and malls where the shopfront must stay open and inviting.
We design high-resolution camera coverage of every counter and entrance, hold-up and intruder alarms with video verification, interlocking entrance doors and strongroom access control, coordinated with the landlord or mall systems through clear demarcation points.
| Coverage | Face-identification views at entrances and every counter |
|---|---|
| Recording | Retention sized to MOI-SSD requirements on tamper-protected storage |
| Alarms | Hold-up, duress and showcase sensors with remote video verification |
| Locations | Gold souqs, malls, boutiques and bullion dealers across Qatar |
Designed to the MOI-SSD requirements that apply to gold and jewellery outlets, with the documentation prepared for approval and inspection.
After closing, stock moves into safes and strongrooms — and that is when the risk changes. We protect the vault area as its own zone, with separate alarm partitions, dedicated cameras and access rules that need two authorised people to open.
From single gold-souq shops to flagship boutiques, every system is planned around the display layout, the stock value and the way your team works.
Yes. Counter cameras are positioned to capture faces, hands and items at every showcase, and point-of-sale or weighing-scale data can be overlaid on the video so each sale can be searched and reviewed.
A zoned intruder alarm with vibration and glass-break sensors raises the alarm, the monitoring centre and owners receive live video for verification, and optional fog or strobe deterrents make the stock impossible to see.
Many outlets that hold valuables must meet the Ministry of Interior Security Systems Department requirements. We confirm which requirements apply to your outlet, design to them and prepare the submission documents.
Yes. We install biometric or dual-authorisation access control, door contacts, time-delay lock monitoring and dedicated cameras, with every opening recorded in an audit log.
Yes. We plan work in phases and outside trading hours, so cameras and alarms are switched over with minimal disruption to customers.
Every showroom has its own layout, stock and risks. Send us the location and your priorities, and we will recommend a practical, approvable system mix.
