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Cameras & Traps

See what needs a closer look.

Keep camera images and trap details with the job. AI helps flag findings, and your team reviews them before sending field work.

Cameras & Traps in WildPipe: trail cameras on active trapping jobs with battery and signal

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From 4,000 photos of blowing grass to the one that matters.

  1. Thousands of photos

    Every new photo from every trap camera on an active job.

  2. The few worth seeing

    AI flags possible captures, dead cameras and equipment problems.

  3. A person decides

    Nothing is sent for pickup until someone on your team confirms it.

Camera Watch

One question per alert: is it really in the trap?

Your team sees the photos and answers with one tap. There is no “dismiss everything” button, on purpose.

Yes — Send Pickup

Creates the pickup stop, or updates an open stop already on that job.

No — Not Inside

The animal is near the trap, not in it. Nothing gets dispatched.

Not Sure

Keeps it in review instead of guessing either way.

Real screens

Walk through Camera Watch.

Cameras & Traps, step 1 of 3: Every trail camera on an active job, with battery, signal, and last check-in.

Tap the highlighted spot, or use Next.Step 1 of 3

It knows the difference

Not every closed door is a capture.

  • A mouse in a raccoon trap

    It can slip out through the mesh, so it isn’t treated as a pickup.

  • Shut, empty, bait gone

    That becomes a reset stop, not a pickup. An open, baited trap isn’t sent for a reset at all.

  • A camera goes dark

    Low batteries and cameras that stop checking in show up the same day, not at pickup.

Every trap accounted for

Know where each piece of equipment is.

Cameras and traps are paired on the job, and each one moves through the same simple life:

  1. In the shop
  2. On the truck
  3. At the property
  4. Recovered
  5. Back in the shop

Part of Wildlife & Pest Operations

A confirmed capture becomes a stop on a route.

Camera findings land on the dispatch board and the job, with the photo that proved it.

Clear answers. No sales jargon.

Good to know.

Choosing software is a business decision. Let’s make sure it fits the way you work.

Talk through your questions
Does AI automatically dispatch every animal it sees?

No. Camera Watch is evidence-first and keeps staff review in the action flow. An animal near a trap is not the same as secure containment.

Will every detection send a notification?

No. Detection review is centered in Camera Watch rather than sending a push, text, or email for every image finding.

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