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# Flow – AI counting

Here you'll find a **video about skadii Flow**, which shows you the most important functions and possible uses. 

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KTEGqwz2QE>" %}

### What is skadii Flow?

skadii Flow is an intelligent counting system that automatically and anonymously records people such as skiers and mountain bikers, as well as vehicles. This lets you see at any time how heavily hiking trails, ski slopes, or parking lots are being used, for example, and helps you plan and improve your operations in a targeted way.

An AI box analyzes the camera recordings directly on site. People and vehicles are counted without storing any personal image or video data. You can then view and analyze the collected data in skadii.

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<h4 align="center">Would you like to use skadii Flow?</h4>

<p align="center">Contact our support team or learn more on our website.</p>

<p align="center"><a href="/documentation/docs-en/product-updates/support.md" class="button primary" data-icon="comment-heart">skadii Support</a><a href="https://www.skadii.com" class="button primary" data-icon="globe-pointer">skadii website</a><br></p>

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### Do you already use skadii Flow?

On [skadii](https://skadii.digital/map) you have various options available for clearly displaying and analyzing your skadii Flow data.

### Widgets on the Dashboard

Add the following skadii Flow widgets to your Dashboard:

* **skadii Flow Slopes** for ski slopes
* **skadii Flow Trails** for hiking and biking trails

[Dashboard](/documentation/docs-en/overview-and-setup/dashboard.md#wie-fuge-ich-meinem-dashboard-widgets-hinzu)

How to use the widget:

* In the widget, select unde&#x72;**‘Gate’** the desired slope or trail. This is especially useful when several gates are available.
* Then set the desired time period. This lets you see at a glance how many people were counted in the selected period.

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### Show gates in Map View

Would you like to see **more details about a gate** ?&#x20;

Proceed as follows:

* Open the **Map View**.
* Show the sidebar.\
  If it is not displayed, click the **small arrow** next to the skadii logo.

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* Select **‘Objects’** .
* Click **‘Gates’.**

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* Then click the desired gate.

In the detail view, you can see the recorded movements and their direction. For a ski slope, for example, you can compare how many skiers went uphill and how many went downhill. The gates record when and in which direction people or vehicles cross a defined virtual line.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** A gate is a digital counting point where passing people and vehicles are recorded anonymously.
{% endhint %}

### Download report

Would you like to analyze the data in more detail?

* Open the desired gate.
* Click the **three dots.**

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* Download the report as an Excel file.

In the report, you’ll find the number of people counted broken down by hour. This makes it easy to identify periods of particularly high or low usage.


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