Live Truck Yard Monitoring Without a Large Upfront Equipment Purchase
Monthly managed monitoring for truck yards, gates, trailers, and after-hours activity — covered cameras watched live by trained operators during your monitored hours, with AI-assisted detection and LTE backup where required.
Check Monthly Options for Your Yard
Tell us about your yard, cameras, gates, and city. We’ll confirm coverage options, monthly plan availability, and what it would take to get your yard monitored.
Positioned for coverage
Where required
Watching covered cameras during service hours
A second set of eyes on motion & events
Logged with operator notes
The Offer
No upfront equipment cost available on approved monthly plans.
Instead of buying equipment, arranging installation, setting up connectivity, and coordinating it all separately, Gazer brings your truck yard monitoring into one managed monthly service — with the equipment you need arranged as part of the plan.
Availability depends on site requirements, equipment needs, connectivity, monitoring hours, and approved service plan. Some sites may require additional infrastructure work.
Managed Service
One Monthly Plan. Gazer Handles the System.
Gazer turns a scattered security setup into a managed monitoring service. Hardware, connectivity, monitoring workflow, reporting, and support are scoped around your site.
Set Up
Equipment setup and positioning are arranged for coverage across gates, fence lines, and trailer rows.
Connect
Cameras are brought online, with LTE backup connectivity added where required.
Monitor
Covered cameras are watched during selected service hours with AI-assisted detection.
Respond
Operators respond according to your approved protocol — voice-down, gate/intercom support, escalation.
Report
Events are documented with operator notes and delivered in clear activity and incident reports.
Support
Ongoing management and support keep the monitoring system tuned to how your yard runs.
Before We Recommend Anything
What we confirm before recommending a plan
We don’t quote blind. A site review confirms the essentials so the monthly plan actually fits your yard.
- Camera compatibility
- Coverage gaps
- Gate / intercom workflow
- LTE backup requirement
- Monitoring hours
- Response protocol
- Reporting needs
The Shift
From Passive Cameras to Managed Live Response
Before Gazer
- Cameras only record
- No one watching after hours
- Gate activity unclear
- Footage reviewed after the incident
- Multiple vendors to manage
After Gazer
- Live operators watching covered cameras during monitored hours
- Voice warnings available
- Gate and driver activity logged
- Reports delivered after incidents
- One managed monthly service
Built For
Built for yards with real after-hours risk
- Parked trailers or cargo overnight
- Open lots or weak fence lines
- After-hours gate activity
- Driver pickups and drop-offs
- No full-time guard coverage
- Existing cameras that only record
- Temporary yards or overflow lots
- Off-grid areas needing LTE backup
The Plan
What your managed monitoring plan can include
Every plan is scoped to your yard. Depending on your cameras, hours, and risk areas, monitoring can include:
- Live operator monitoring of covered cameras during selected hours
- AI-assisted event detection
- Live voice-down intervention
- Gate and intercom support
- Driver and visitor verification
- Trailer, plate, and seal detail capture where coverage allows
- Daily activity logs
- Incident reports with operator notes
- LTE backup where required
- Ongoing support and management
- GazerYMS access for your team
The System
GazerYMS — every monitored entry and exit, on the record
Monitoring plans include GazerYMS, Gazer’s yard management system — built for yard owners and truck parking operators. Operators verify at the gate; GazerYMS keeps the record — and your team gets its own access, with reports and exports.
- Entry/exit log with driver, truck, and trailer details
- Visitor management for expected and unexpected arrivals
- Flagged trucks or trailers — entry/exit approval held per your approved protocol
- Company-level bans for shared and multi-tenant yards
- Parking spot allotment with live status by company
- Own access for each tenant company to manage its drivers and visitors
- Client access included with your plan
- Reports and exports for your own records
| Time | Direction | Driver | Company | Truck # | Trailer # | Spot | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22:14 | Entry | Verified — ID + licence | Carrier A | 4482 | TR-1179 | B-14 | Logged — driver verified |
| 22:47 | Exit | Verified | Carrier B | 2101 | TR-0563 | A-07 | Logged — verified exit |
| 23:05 | Entry | Not verified | Unlisted company | — | — | — | Entry approval held per site protocol — escalated |
Illustrative example of a GazerYMS entry/exit log — sample data, not actual records.
Live Response
How live response works
Operators watch covered cameras live during selected service hours — not just recorded clips or alerts — and respond according to your approved protocol — helping deter activity, supporting faster verification, and documenting incidents to help reduce the window of opportunity.
Watch
Live operators watch covered cameras during your selected service hours, with AI-assisted detection flagging motion and events as a second layer.
Verify
Operators confirm what’s actually happening before any action is taken — helping reduce false alarms and wasted call-outs.
Respond
Operators follow your approved response protocol, including voice-down, gate/intercom support, and escalation when authorized.
Document
Events are logged with operator notes and report details.
Deployment
Monitoring options for how your yard is actually built
Existing compatible cameras
Typically the fastest path — after a compatibility review, compatible cameras connect into the monitoring workflow.
Rapid-deploy units for blind spots
Self-contained units added where coverage gaps exist — gates, fence lines, and trailer rows.
LTE backup where required
Backup connectivity for sites where a wired connection isn’t reliable or available.
Solar / off-grid options where needed
Self-powered options for remote lots, overflow yards, and off-grid areas.
Managed vs. DIY
Buying Cameras Yourself vs. Gazer Managed Monitoring
| Buying cameras yourself | Gazer managed monitoring plan |
|---|---|
| You buy hardware upfront | No upfront equipment cost available on approved plans |
| You arrange installation | Setup and positioning arranged as part of the plan |
| Cameras only record | Live operators monitor covered cameras during service hours and respond |
| You manage internet and connectivity | LTE backup available where required |
| You review footage after an incident | Activity logs and incident reports provided |
| No live deterrence | Voice-down and escalation workflow available |
| Separate vendors for hardware, internet, monitoring, and support | One managed monthly service |
Monthly Plan
What affects your monthly monitoring plan?
Your monthly plan is scoped around your yard, risk hours, camera coverage, and response workflow.
- Number of cameras or zones monitored
- Monitoring hours (full 24-hour or selected windows)
- Gate / intercom support
- Event volume
- Reporting requirements
- Number of sites
- Existing camera compatibility
- Need for added cameras, rapid-deploy units, LTE backup, or solar trailers
Right Fit
Best Fit for Yards That Need More Than Cameras
Best fit for
- Truck yards with trailers or cargo parked overnight
- Logistics yards with after-hours gate activity
- Fleet yards with recurring trespassing or theft risk
- Sites with existing cameras that nobody monitors live
- Yards with blind spots, weak fence lines, or off-grid areas
- Operators who want live response, logs, and a managed service
Not the right fit if
- You only need a basic recording camera system
- You do not want live monitoring or operator response
- You do not have defined risk hours, gates, zones, or access workflows
Questions
Truck Yard Monitoring FAQs
Can you use our existing yard cameras?
What does “no upfront equipment cost available” mean?
Is LTE backup included?
How does billing work?
What happens when someone enters the yard after hours?
Can operators support gates and intercoms?
How is the monthly plan priced?
How fast can monitoring start?
Ready When You Are
Check Monthly Monitoring Options for Your Yard
We’ll review your cameras, gates, coverage gaps, and connectivity, then show you what it would take to monitor your yard without a large upfront equipment purchase.