Smart Video Surveillance

Cloud video that an operations team can actually run across a portfolio, not one building at a time.

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Video management dashboard on a monitor showing camera feeds and event analytics

Surveillance stops being useful at the point where reviewing footage takes a site visit and a password nobody has. The platform matters as much as the cameras, because the value is in retrieving the right clip quickly and proving it to an insurer or a court.

We design and install cloud-managed video surveillance with analytics that surface events instead of burying them, administered across every site in a portfolio from one place. Where usable cameras already exist, we integrate them rather than replacing them.

What Video Surveillance includes

Scope varies by property. These are the elements this service is normally built from.

Cloud-based video management

Platform selection, licensing and configuration, with retention set to the policy the property or its insurer actually requires.

AI-powered analytics

People and vehicle detection, loitering and line-crossing events, and search that returns a clip rather than a shift of footage to scrub through.

Camera design and installation

Camera selection, placement and field-of-view planning for entries, corridors, amenities, parking and perimeter, then mounted, aimed and cabled.

Multi-site management

One administrative view across a portfolio, with role-based access so regional staff see their sites and corporate sees all of them.

Existing camera integration

Bringing serviceable cameras onto the new platform where the optics still hold up, so the budget goes to coverage gaps instead of replacing working hardware.

Licensing and handover

Platform licensing, camera enrolment and handover to the operations team, so the system is running under your account rather than ours.

What you receive

Documentation is part of the deliverable, not an extra. A system nobody can troubleshoot after handover is an outage waiting for a date.

See completed projects
  • Camera placement plans and field-of-view coverage maps
  • Platform configuration and retention policy
  • User roles and multi-site administration structure
  • Operations team handover and training
  • Closeout documentation and warranty registration

Who we deliver this for

Common questions

Can you use the cameras already installed on the property?
Often yes. Existing camera integration is part of the scope where the optics and placement are still serviceable, which keeps budget pointed at coverage gaps rather than at replacing hardware that works.
Which surveillance platforms do you install?
We work with cloud-managed video platforms rather than a single product line. Platform choice follows the retention, analytics and multi-site requirements rather than the reverse. Ask us which platforms we currently carry.
How long is footage retained?
Retention is configured to the policy the property or its insurer requires, and it is a licensing and storage decision made during design rather than something discovered after an incident.

Have a video surveillance scope to price?

Send the property details and the scope. We will come back with what the survey needs to confirm and what it will take to deliver.

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