See The Shot Before
You Pull The Cable.

Stand where each camera would mount and simulate its coverage live — with the client watching. Objections, blind spots and “what about over there?” get answered on the spot, not in a revision cycle next week.

Save every position as you go. Swap models, dial focal lengths, compare options in minutes — the design conversation happens once, on site, not across a fortnight of emails.

Export the PDF report before you’ve left the carpark. The client sees what every camera is expected to cover — a visual scope of works, not a spreadsheet of model numbers they can’t picture.

Sample client proposal built around an FOV Pro project export.

A proposal the client has already seen and agreed to closes faster. Coverage expectations are in writing and imagery before a dollar is committed.

Open the saved project on site. Re-simulate from the intended mount point to check coverage hasn’t changed since the design was agreed. Fewer surprises once the bracket goes up.

Show the client what each camera is expected to cover before drilling starts. Agreement in the field, not a dispute after the invoice.

Mount to the saved location and angle. The install team works to a documented spec, not a memory of what was discussed months ago on a sales call.

The original proposal report doubles as the handover record. What was sold, agreed and installed are the same thing — on paper and on the wall.