Celebrating Our 25,000 Customers Across the Globe
Eric Salava
Chief Revenue Officer
We have reached a new milestone in our growth: we now support 25,000 customers in keeping people and places safe in a privacy-sensitive way.
As we look across the more than 1 million Verkada devices online across 85 countries today – helping protect more than 13 million students, 5.9 million manufacturing employees, 1.9 million retail workers, and 1.4 million healthcare workers – a few of those customers include:
Equinox: “There are no secrets to becoming successful with Verkada. The way the system works is effortless–from the way it’s installed to getting it up and running," said John Spirko, Vice President of Loss Prevention at Equinox.
The City of Los Angeles: “Verkada makes it simple and quick to detect and respond to public safety incidents. It has never been easier in the over 20 years I’ve been here,” said Jerry Morris, Communications Manager, Information Technology Agency City of Los Angeles.
The School District of Mondovi: “We are responsible for our students when they’re here for the day, which means having an effective emergency response protocol in place. It took just one hour to find [a] missing student with Verkada, which wouldn’t have been possible with our previous system,” said Brad Elkins, IT Director, The School District of Mondovi.
Our relentless focus on innovation has been critical to achieving positive outcomes for our customers’ most pressing needs. Most recently, we reinforced our commitment to privacy with new features like Live Face Blur and Verkada Verify, a video authentication feature that enables anyone to double-check whether Verkada footage has been tampered with. Further, we enhanced our AI feature set with the latest computer vision and large language models. From License Plate Recognition (LPR) unlock capabilities, Motion Search with Trajectory Analysis, and Line Crossing and Loitering Alerts to AI-Powered Search, the leading new technologies we are building make it even easier for our customers to do the mission-critical work of keeping people safe.
