The counter scans the location barcode, scans the item, and then counts. Full cases are counted by reading the pack quantity on the label and multiplying. Loose units are counted by hand, often moved from one side of the bin to the other to avoid double counting. Items in a top rack get reached from an order picker or a ladder. Discrepancies get recounted before being submitted.
Inventory work also includes relabeling, consolidating partial bins, and flagging items that are damaged, expired, or in the wrong place. The counter makes the call on each and records it.
Our footage comes from a head camera on the counter, which shows the scanner, the labels, and the hands sorting units in a bin. Fixed cameras in the aisles give the body position and the rack height. We film complete shifts in real warehouses across five countries with consented, paid participants, and everything is cleared for commercial training. Each location visit is an episode, cut into steps such as scan location, count loose units, or submit count, with plain-language labels and a success or failure tag against the system reconciliation. Hand, item, scanner, and bin tracking can be included. Episodes are packaged in your format and uploaded to your storage, batch by batch.
A sample arrives within a business day of asking.