If audio or video is being captured, the notice belongs on the door — not buried in a privacy policy no one reads. One sign establishes consent for everyone who walks past it.
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A recording notice tucked inside a 40-page terms document isn't notice. A sign at the entry point is. It protects the people being recorded, the people doing the recording, and the business sitting between them.
Visible consent the moment someone enters the space.
Wording covers both audio and video capture.
Signals transparency rather than hidden monitoring.
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Anywhere audio or video is being captured — reception areas with CCTV, podcast and interview rooms, training sessions, customer-service desks, telehealth rooms, and any space where consent-to-record needs to be established before someone enters.
A conspicuous notice at the entry point is a key element of implied consent in two-party-consent jurisdictions: anyone who proceeds past the sign has been put on notice that recording is taking place. Specific compliance depends on your local laws — confirm with counsel.
Our standard wording covers both audio and video so one sign works for CCTV, podcast booths, customer-service desks and training rooms. Need audio-only or video-only wording? Request a custom variant.
At eye level (1.4–1.6 m) on the entry door or immediately beside it, so the notice is read before someone crosses the threshold. For open-plan spaces, place one at every approach.
Yes. We produce custom-wording and co-branded variants for multi-site rollouts. Use our contact form with your spec for a quote.