Getsavi
Farmington, US · 2 known investors
Savi offers Data Sync, a tool that unifies IoT, point-of-sale, alarm, and camera footage data to help retail and operations teams prevent loss and optimize operations. It combines video with event data and provides precise search across many data combinations, custom exceptions, and saved searches.
Also known as Savi · Savi Solution Inc. · Savi Solutions
Investors · 2
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Savi (legally Savi Solution Inc., referred to in press materials as Savi Solutions) develops a cloud-based video management and analytics platform for multi-site operators, with a stated focus on quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, convenience stores, retail and hospitality. The platform ingests feeds from a customer's existing cameras through a small edge device and stores, processes and analyzes the video in the cloud, removing the need for on-site video servers. Product modules listed by the company include Cloud Video Management, Event Search, Enterprise Reporting, Drive-Thru Analytics and People Analytics, packaged into three solution areas: operations (operational efficiency, brand compliance and customer experience), loss prevention (reducing loss and increasing employee accountability), and IT (simplifying the video stack and reducing on-site infrastructure costs).
Stated capabilities include per-guest visibility into speed of service, automatic identification of loss and compliance events, unification of video with other store data through integrations, computer-vision analytics that can be added without server updates, bandwidth-efficient data infrastructure, and proactive system-health alerts for offline cameras. The company positions the combination of cloud video, connected data integrations and computer vision AI in a single platform as the basis for "video-centric operations" for distributed enterprise teams.
Savi is headquartered at 286 S 200 W, Suite 310, Farmington, Utah, and the January 2024 funding announcement was datelined Bountiful, Utah. A third-party company directory lists the company as founded in 2016 with 51-100 employees.
Business model
Savi sells a subscription-style cloud video and analytics platform to multi-site enterprise operators, deployed on the customer's existing cameras via a company-supplied edge device, with dedicated customer support and help building an enterprise "video playbook." The sources describe the offering as a software platform replacing on-site video servers, but do not disclose pricing or contract structure.
Sources indicate a software platform sold to enterprise multi-site operators, complemented by partner/reseller and referral channels; no pricing, contract terms or company-confirmed revenue figures are disclosed.
Traction
The company's site states it is trusted by brands including Marco's Pizza, Scooters Coffee and Verizon Wireless to drive operations across more than 3,500 locations, and references a 950+ site rollout integrating with a customer's proprietary technology platform. The Series A announcement said thousands of locations across North America had switched to Savi, and quoted Savory Fund's COO on deployment across its 175 portfolio restaurants. A third-party directory estimates 51-100 employees.
Latest developments
In January 2024 the company announced a $12 million Series A round led by Next Coast Ventures with participation from Rock Creek Capital and existing investors, earmarked for market expansion, partner and reseller channel growth, and continued platform development. Next Coast Ventures co-founder and managing partner Thomas Ball is listed on Savi's board of directors.
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Market position
Savi positions itself as a "true cloud" alternative to traditional on-premise video recording, arguing that video has historically been trapped on deprecating on-site servers and used reactively for security. Its investor described the combination of cloud video, data integrations and AI as addressing customer experience, operational efficiency and loss prevention. Coverage of the Series A cites rapid growth driven by demand from security and loss prevention teams as well as broader organizational use of video.
Cited differentiators are a 100% cloud architecture with no on-site video servers, plug-and-play use of a customer's existing cameras via a small edge device for rapid rollout, the ability to add computer-vision analytics without server updates, unification of video with other store data for searchable events and enterprise reporting, and lower IT infrastructure and maintenance costs.
Technology
The platform is fully cloud-based: video is stored, processed and analyzed in the cloud rather than on local servers. Deployment uses a credit-card-sized edge device plugged in at each site, described as "serverless edge," and supports existing customer camera hardware. Computer vision analytics can be added without server updates, and the system integrates video with other in-store data sources for search and reporting. The company also cites bandwidth-efficient data infrastructure and proactive monitoring of camera/system health.
Go-to-market
The company markets directly to enterprise operations, loss-prevention and IT teams through demo requests on its website, and also sells through channel partners: it partners with security integrators, managed service providers and other IT resellers, runs a partner program and a referral program, and stated that Series A proceeds would be used in part to grow partnership and reseller channels. Sales and channel-sales leadership roles are listed among its key contacts.
Multi-site, distributed enterprise brands and operators, specifically quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, convenience stores, retail, and hospitality companies, spanning both emerging and established chains. Named customers include Marco's Pizza, Scooters Coffee, Verizon Wireless, Good2go Gas Stations, Invicta Stores, and Savory Fund's portfolio restaurants.
Geography
Headquartered in Farmington, Utah, United States, with customer locations described as spanning thousands of sites throughout North America. The 2024 funding was to be used in part to expand into new markets.
History
A third-party company directory lists Savi as founded in 2016. Brock Weeks is identified as CEO and co-founder. The company announced its $12M Series A in January 2024, at which point it described rapid growth and adoption across thousands of locations in North America; its website remains active with a Savi Solution Inc. corporate entity and Farmington, Utah headquarters.
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Key figures
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Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsSavi Solutions announced a $12M Series A round led by Next Coast Ventures with participation from Rock Creek Capital and existing investors, to be used to expand into new markets, grow partnership and reseller channels, and continue platform development.
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primary sources listed
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Getsavi do?
- Savi is a cloud-first video and AI platform that turns existing store cameras into operations, loss-prevention and reporting tools.
- Who are Getsavi's investors?
- Getsavi's investors include Next Coast Ventures, Rock Creek Capital.
- Where is Getsavi headquartered?
- Getsavi is headquartered in Farmington, US.