How a national auto-logistics company got eyes on every vehicle moving through its yards, and cut its reliance on guards

Overview

A nationally known automotive logistics organization headquartered in Midtown Atlanta faced growing challenges managing security, access control, and visibility across its network of facilities. Located near Atlanta’s historic Whitehall Street, the company oversees the movement of vehicles and a large and complex operational footprint.

As its operations expanded, theft, unauthorized access, rising guard costs, and limited insight into vehicle movement created operational inefficiencies that were difficult to scale across dozens of locations. The company needed more than another security provider. It needed a standardized operating system capable of managing yard activity, vehicle movements, access control, and security events across its entire footprint.

To achieve this, the organization partnered with Birdseye to automate monitoring, improve visibility, and centralize operations across multiple sites.

The Challenge

As the organization’s network expanded, maintaining consistent security and operational visibility across multiple yards became increasingly difficult. Operations teams often learned about theft, vandalism, or unauthorized activity after the fact, limiting their ability to respond quickly and prevent losses.

Key challenges included:

The organization needed a solution that could provide real-time visibility, proactive alerts, and consistent oversight across every location while avoiding additional labor requirements and operational complexity.

Why Birdseye

The company evaluated traditional guard services, standalone camera systems, and remote monitoring providers. However, these solutions lacked the visibility and real-time response needed to effectively manage a growing network of facilities.

Birdseye stood out because of its Maximum Telepresence Approach™, which combines AI-powered monitoring, live remote intervention, and centralized operations into a single platform. This approach is built on three core capabilities:

Birdseye Vision AI continuously monitors gates, perimeters, and yard activity, providing real-time visibility across every facility.

When an event occurs, Birdseye’s Remote Operations Center can intervene immediately using Voice-Down™ technology and live operator support.

Birdseye brings security and operational data into a single platform, providing centralized visibility and reporting across all locations.

For the customer, this resulted in 24/7 oversight, faster incident response, improved visibility, reduced reliance on traditional guards, and a scalable model for managing multiple facilities.

The Solution

Birdseye Solution

Birdseye deployed its Yard Operating System across 2 locations in approximately 90 days.

The deployment included:

By combining perception, action, and integration into a single platform, Birdseye created a unified operating environment across all facilities.

Results

Customer Perspective

The ability to know when a vehicle has entered or exited the site in real-time is the reason we implemented Birdseye in our locations

Conclusion

Managing facilities requires more than cameras and guards. It requires operational visibility, real-time awareness, and a scalable system of record. By implementing Birdseye, this nationally known automotive logistics leader based in Midtown Atlanta transformed how it manages yard operations. Through AI-powered perception, real-time action, and integrated operational intelligence, the company gained greater visibility into vehicle movement, strengthened security, reduced operational complexity, and established a scalable foundation for future growth.