People Counter
Anonymous, wire-free people counting that sits right beside your in-the-moment feedback - so every score is measured against real foot traffic, and teams act when a space gets busy, not after it fails.
Service due soon - the cleaning team is alerted at 150 visitors.
Traffic sensors
Bidirectional counting measures arrivals and exits, so every feedback score is set against real visits - and live occupancy is always known.
Battery-powered sensors mount beside your kiosk, tablet or QR sign in minutes. No wiring, no outlets, no electrician for most installs.
Sensors also report temperature, so you can see whether comfort or cleanliness complaints line up with a room running too hot or too cold.
Traffic + feedback
Put hourly foot traffic next to negative ratings from the same space and a pattern appears: complaints follow the crowd, often by about an hour. The busy lunch rush is when the restroom runs out of supplies - the bad ratings land just after.
Because PXP sees traffic building in real time, it can alert the team when a space passes its visitor threshold - before the red ratings arrive. Alerts and work orders run through Action Hub, with notifications by SMS, email or WhatsApp.
How alerts and work orders workWhy count people
Ten complaints about a restroom mean something very different after 200 visitors than after 2,000. A dip in store satisfaction at 5 p.m. means something different when the store is three times busier than at noon. Without visitor numbers, teams are left guessing whether a signal is a crisis or noise.
A people counting sensor adds that context automatically. PXP turns raw counts into rates and lets operations plan staffing, cleaning and service around the hours when people actually arrive.
What traffic unlocks
Two sensors, one picture
From a single restroom door to a busy lobby, choose the sensor that fits the space. Both report straight into PXP, beside the feedback from that same space.
For doorways & corridors
A compact, low-profile sensor that counts every person passing through a doorway, in both directions. The natural fit for restrooms, room entrances and hallways.
For lobbies & wide entrances
Covers a wider zone with higher accuracy for busy spaces, telling apart people walking side by side so crowded entrances still get a reliable count.
How it fits
Mounted above or beside the entrance, it counts people anonymously - no cameras, no images.
A single wireless gateway picks up every sensor in the building - independent of your corporate IT network.
Traffic is matched with feedback from the same location and time, in the same dashboard.
Thresholds raise alerts and work orders while there's still time to act on them.
Where it fits
The same sensors serve very different spaces. What changes is the decision the traffic data supports.
Service after a set number of visitors instead of fixed rounds, and compare restrooms by complaints per 1,000 visitors.
Footfall by hour and entrance, staffing matched to peaks, store-to-store comparison, and feedback response rate per visitor.
Flow through concourses, gate areas and amenities, and restroom usage by concourse so service follows the crowd.
Lobby, floor and amenity usage, cafeteria flow by meal period, and evidence for space and service planning.
Waiting-room load by hour, visitor washroom usage, and traffic context for patient experience scores.
Covers by hour, queue build-up at peak, and staffing decisions backed by real visitor numbers.
Usage-based service
Fixed cleaning rounds and fixed rosters assume every hour is the same. Visitor counts show that they aren't. Set a visitor threshold per space and PXP flags a restroom, lobby or counter for service once that many people have passed through since its last check - alongside the regular schedule.
The counter resets when staff confirm the service on site with a verified check-in, so the next alert is always measured from the real last clean.
See smart restroom management
Built in across the range
No cameras and no images - only in and out counts, as privacy-safe as the anonymous feedback beside them.
Years between battery swaps, so sensors go wherever your feedback points already are.
A building-wide wireless gateway carries the counts - no corporate Wi-Fi or IT project required.
See how many people are in a space right now, and alert the team when it passes a capacity limit.
Link room temperature to comfort complaints and find the cause behind low scores faster.
Traffic sits next to feedback, alerts and work orders in PXP - no separate system to log into.
FAQ
A people counter is a sensor mounted above or beside a doorway that counts how many people walk in and out of a space. PXP's people counter reports those counts by hour, day and location, and places foot traffic alongside feedback scores, alerts and service schedules in one dashboard.
No. PXP's people counters capture no images of people. They record anonymous in and out counts only, so they can be used in restrooms, clinics and other privacy-sensitive spaces.
For a standard doorway or corridor - such as a restroom, room entrance or hallway - a compact doorway counter is the usual choice. For lobbies, mall entrances and terminals where people walk side by side, a wide-area counter covers a larger zone with higher accuracy. Many sites use both.
No. The sensors are battery-powered with years between battery swaps, so most installs need no wiring or electrician. Counts travel over a dedicated wireless gateway that runs independently of your corporate IT network and Wi-Fi.
Yes. Because the counter measures people coming in and going out, PXP can show how many people are in a space right now and alert the team when it passes a capacity limit you set.
Visitor counts give feedback context. PXP shows true response rates, complaints per 1,000 visitors and ratings by hour next to traffic, so teams can tell whether a drop in satisfaction comes from a busy period or a real service problem.
Yes. Set a visitor threshold per space and PXP alerts the team when it is reached - for example, servicing a restroom after a set number of visitors since its last cleaning. Alerts and work orders run through PXP Action Hub with SMS, email or WhatsApp notifications.
Yes. The sensors also report temperature, so you can check whether comfort or cleanliness complaints line up with a room running too hot or too cold.
Yes. Every sensor is tied to a location, so entrances, floors, buildings and sites can be compared by hour, day of week and period on the same dashboard, alongside their feedback results.
People counters work alongside your existing PXP kiosks, tablets, QR codes and web surveys. Tell us which entrances and restrooms matter most and we will help plan sensors, thresholds and reports.