[ Cannabis retail ]
Your cameras already meet AGCO’s bar. Make them clear yours too.
Every licensed cannabis retailer already runs continuous surveillance with fixed retention — it’s a condition of the licence. Vigil turns that mandatory footage into a loss-prevention and evidence asset instead of a compliance checkbox nobody reviews until an inspection.
[ Why now ]
The footage is mandatory. The insight isn’t.
[ Compliance ]
Retention that matches your licence, automatically.
AGCO’s Registrar’s Standards require continuous coverage of the sales floor, storage, and point of sale, with recordings retained a minimum of 30 days and produced on request. Vigil enforces that retention window per site and flags any camera that drops below it, before an inspector does.
30 daysMinimum video retention required for Ontario cannabis retail storesSee compliance audit export[ Evidence ]
The same crew, across every store you own.
Cannabis retail is a repeat target for organized theft crews working a multi-site route. Vigil re-identifies the same individual across visits and locations, linking what would otherwise be three unreviewed incident reports into one exportable case.
See repeat-offender identification[ Regulatory alignment ]
Built against AGCO’s actual store standards.
Every requirement below is a real condition of an Ontario cannabis retail licence — not a general best practice.
| Requirement | Standard | How Vigil helps |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous coverage of sales floor, storage, and POS | AGCO Registrar’s Standards, §2.0 Physical Store Requirements | Per-camera coverage health checks flag blind spots and outages in real time, not at the next audit. |
| Minimum 30-day recording retention | AGCO Registrar’s Standards, §2.0 Physical Store Requirements | Retention is enforced per site automatically — no manual DVR-cycle tracking across a multi-store network. |
| Footage produced to the Registrar on request | AGCO Registrar’s Standards, §2.0 Physical Store Requirements | One-click export packages the requested window with a timestamped chain-of-custody record. |
| Cross-border data handling | PIPEDA / Quebec Law 25 | Canadian-incorporated, Canadian-hosted by default — not subject to the U.S. CLOUD Act. |
Source: AGCO — Registrar’s Standards for Cannabis Retail Stores, §2.0 Physical Store Requirements.
[ FAQ ]
Cannabis retail, answered
See your own store’s footage, reviewed live.
Bring a recent incident or a recent inspection and we’ll show you how Vigil would have handled it.