Works with the platforms you already run
Bumbee Labs integrates with enterprise Wi-Fi platforms: Cisco Catalyst, Cisco Spaces and Cisco Meraki, RUCKUS One and RUCKUS SmartZone, Aruba Central and ArubaOS / ALE, Juniper Mist, Huawei and Extreme Networks. It reads from the access points, controllers or cloud service you already operate, so most venues can measure footfall without new hardware.
Supported platforms
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Cisco Catalyst
People counting with Cisco Catalyst: turn the access points and wireless controllers you already run into GDPR-compliant footfall analytics. No new hardware.
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Cisco Spaces
People counting with Cisco Spaces: point the Firehose stream at Bumbee Labs for GDPR-compliant visitor counts, dwell, occupancy and flows. No new hardware.
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Huawei
People counting with Huawei: turn the Huawei WLAN access points and controllers you already run into a GDPR-compliant footfall sensor network. No new hardware.
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RUCKUS SmartZone
People counting with RUCKUS SmartZone: the controller already sees every access point. Bumbee Labs turns that into GDPR-compliant footfall analytics.
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RUCKUS One
People counting with RUCKUS One: cloud-managed access points become privacy-first footfall sensors, set up remotely. GDPR-compliant, no new hardware.
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ArubaOS / ALE
People counting with ArubaOS & ALE: the Location Engine computes positions, Bumbee Labs takes them the final mile into GDPR-compliant footfall analytics.
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Aruba Central
People counting with Aruba Central: cloud-managed access points become footfall sensors. Adding measurement is a data exercise, not an install. GDPR-compliant.
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Juniper Mist
People counting with Juniper Mist: the Mist cloud is the only connection Bumbee Labs needs for GDPR-compliant visitor counts, dwell and flows. No hardware.
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Extreme Networks
People counting with Extreme Networks: the ExtremeCloud IQ access points you run become a GDPR-compliant footfall sensor network. No new hardware.
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Cisco Meraki
Cisco Meraki location analytics and people counting: Bumbee Labs reads data via Meraki's built-in Scanning API, not Cisco Spaces, for anonymous visitor counts.
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Do I need new hardware to count visitors with my Wi-Fi?
Usually not. Bumbee Labs reads from the access points, controllers or cloud service you already run. The integration itself is set up through configuration and your permission to connect, without an installation project. Most venues can start on their existing network, and a site that needs sharper accuracy or wider coverage can get a handful of extra access points.
Every integration runs on Wi-Fi people counting, which uses the access points a venue already has.
How does a Wi-Fi integration turn access points into footfall data?
A people counting integration connects Bumbee Labs to your Wi-Fi platform with your permission. Depending on how your network is managed, it goes through the platform’s cloud service or the controller you run. The access point signals are filtered, anonymised and aggregated, and personal data is irrevocably deleted, so only statistics remain. Results arrive in the dashboards and the API.
The probe request explainer covers what the access points pick up.
What footfall data do the integrations deliver?
The integrations deliver visitor counts, dwell time by zone and overall, movement between zones and sites, zone activity, passers-by and capture rate, and peaks and long-run trends. Whichever platform you connect, the metrics land in the same Bumbee Labs dashboards and API.
Exact line-crossing counts at a specific door need cameras or 3D sensors alongside Wi-Fi. The footfall data page shows which method delivers which metric.