Vigil

[ Built for regulated Canadian retail ]

Your DVR isn’t evidence. Vigil is.

Vigil turns the surveillance you’re already required to run into evidence-grade footage: repeat-offender detection across every location, one-click court-ready exports, and compliance that audits itself.

Multi-site — 4 cameras activeLive
CAM_0111:37:02
CAM_0211:10:10
CAM_0312:13:51
MATCH 96%
CAM_0411:04:37

Canadian-incorporated, Canadian-hosted, and built for PIPEDA and Quebec’s Law 25 from day one — a US-headquartered platform can’t say the same, wherever its servers sit.

  • AGCO-Aligned
  • PIPEDA-Aligned
  • Law 25 (Quebec)-Aligned

One platform, three jobs

Evidence, not just footage

Re-identify repeat offenders across every location, flag organized ‘team’ theft patterns as they happen, and export court-ready footage in one click — not an unreviewed DVR loop.

Compliance on autopilot

Retention and coverage stay aligned to your province’s standard automatically. Pull an audit-ready export on demand — not the week before an inspection.

Sovereign by default

Canadian-incorporated, Canadian-hosted, built for PIPEDA and Law 25 natively — and bilingual by design. The CLOUD Act still reaches a US vendor’s servers, wherever they sit.

[ Evidence ]

Catch the same crew, three stores later.

Organized retail crews don’t hit one location once. Vigil links repeat visits across your entire network and hands your loss-prevention team a timestamped match, not a hunch — exportable and ready for police or counsel.

July 15, 2026Effective date of federal sentencing reform adding commercially-motivated retail theft as an aggravating factorSee repeat-offender identification
Re-identification
TORONTO, ON — MAR 03
MATCH 96%
MISSISSAUGA, ON — MAR 18
EXPORT_CASE_0412.PDFREADY

[ Compliance ]

Retention that matches your license, automatically.

Ontario cannabis retailers must keep continuous footage for a set minimum window. Vigil enforces that retention per site, flags any camera that drifts out of coverage, and generates an audit-ready export the moment your regulator asks — not the night before.

30 daysMinimum video retention required for Ontario cannabis retail storesSee compliance audit export
Compliance log
MAR 01–07SITE_014 — OTTAWAOK
MAR 08–14SITE_014 — OTTAWAOK
MAR 15–21SITE_014 — OTTAWAOK
MAR 22–28SITE_014 — OTTAWAOK
EXPORT — 30/30 DAYS RETAINEDAGCO · ON

[ Why now ]

The numbers your insurer and regulator already know.

$9.1BLost to theft by Canadian retailers in 2024Retail Council of Canada, reported by The Globe and Mail
~45%Of organized retail crime incidents involved violence against staff or customersRetail Council of Canada, reported by The Globe and Mail
30 daysMinimum video retention required for Ontario cannabis retail storesAlcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario — Registrar's Standards for Cannabis Retail Stores
July 15, 2026Effective date of federal sentencing reform adding commercially-motivated retail theft as an aggravating factorBail and Sentencing Reform Act (Bill C-14), reported by Retail Insider

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See what your cameras have been missing.

Book a 30-minute walkthrough with your own footage, or a sample multi-site rollout — whichever tells the story faster.