Fraud Detection
As a company born in the cloud, Solink provides video analysis and AI-powered analytics to retailers who have historically treated security cameras as an insurance policy to manually retrieve footage after an incident takes place.
Reported impact
True to its foundation in the cloud, Solink is investing in generative AI solutions such as Solink Sidekick AI, which the company launched in 2023. "Solink has a highly scalable system on AWS, and we will continue to use the scale and distribution of AWS to implement new technologies and deliver more value to our customers," says Soukup.
When Solink , a security and loss prevention solutions company, set out to change the face of retail by offering a comprehensive physical security solution, it looked to the cloud to provide the scalability and availability it needed. The company's product combines video surveillance with transaction data to help retailers assess and identify risk across thousands of locations, access footage of incidents, and drill into the details of every transaction. Solink chose to build on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and to use artificial intelligence (AI) for video footage analysis. On AWS, Solink is scaling with a lean engineering team while providing reliable, user-friendly software to its customers.
Solink's solution creates a pipeline built on AWS to continuously process live security footage from customers. The pipeline uses a hybrid model that records video at the edge while continually determining what footage needs to be cloud processed. Certain segments of the footage are stored in Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), which provides object storage built to retrieve virtually any amount of data from anywhere.
"Having high availability across Availability Zones in an AWS Region was especially important to us." Solink also received cost-optimization support from the AWS team while it built a solution capable of handling hundreds of thousands of...
"We used a lot of solutions that AWS provided," says Wong.
On AWS, Solink is scaling with a lean engineering team while providing reliable, user-friendly software to its customers.
Solink chose to build on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and to use artificial intelligence (AI) for video footage analysis.
Solink manages tens of thousands of sites in more than 40 countries and monitors more than 1 billion transactions per month.
The company chose AWS and took advantage of AWS Regions , physical locations around the world where AWS clusters its data centers, to go global with its multinational customers.
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