Get Alerts From the Cameras You Already Have

01 What is video analytics software?

Software that reads the video from your cameras and uses a vision model to spot the events you choose, such as a missing hard hat, a queue or someone in a restricted area. Your rules decide which events need an alert, and the right person gets it with a short clip, instead of watching footage.

02 Can it work with our existing CCTV cameras?

If your cameras or video recorder can share a video stream or export footage, yes. We check your cameras and recorder at the discovery call. The pilot starts from recorded footage, so nothing on your camera system changes until you decide to go live.

03 Which events can it detect?

Events you can see on camera and define clearly: a missing hard hat or vest, people entering a zone, people counts, queues, and vehicles at a gate or bay. In the pilot we test one or two of them on your own footage, so you know how each works on your sites before you add more.

04 How accurate is it?

It depends on the camera angle, the light and the event, so we measure it on your own footage in the pilot rather than quote a figure. Your team marks the events in the same clips, and you see what the system caught and what it missed. We tune it before it watches live cameras.

05 Does it recognise faces or identify people?

It does not need to. We build it to detect events and count people. It never tries to identify anyone. Faces can be blurred in the clips it keeps, footage is kept only as long as you set, and each person sees only the cameras their role allows.

06 Does our footage leave our site?

Only if you want it to. The system can run on a server on your site or in your own cloud account. With hosted models from OpenAI or Anthropic, data is processed by that provider. With open models we run on your own servers, it stays inside your network. We agree this with you before the pilot.

07 How are alerts sent?

To the person who can act, in the tool they already use, such as your helpdesk, team chat or operations system, with a short clip and the camera name. You choose which events send an alert and which are only logged for the dashboard, and at which hours each one applies.

08 What about false alarms?

Some will happen, which is why every alert is for a person to check. We count them in the pilot, adjust the rules, areas and hours, and add a test clip for each mistake, so the same false alarm does not come back after a change.

09 How do we start?

With a pilot on recorded footage from your own cameras shows what the system catches, and what it misses, before you commit to live cameras or more events. You decide after the pilot whether to go further.

10 How much does video analytics cost?

Three things drive the cost: how many cameras it watches, how many events it detects, and whether it runs in your cloud or on your site. Tell us about your cameras, and within two working days we come back with an approach, a rough timeline and a rough number.

11 How long does it take to build?

It depends on the cameras, the events and where the system runs. We start with a pilot on recorded footage, so you see the events it finds before we connect live cameras. We agree the timeline at the discovery call.

12 Who owns the code and the footage?

You do. The code goes into your own code repository, the cloud account and domain are in your company's name, and footage stays in your storage. Our team joins as collaborators, and you can remove our access at any time. We sign an NDA before we start, on request.

13 Does it work on live video or only on recordings?

Both. The pilot uses recorded footage, so we can measure the results against the events your team marked. In production the system reads live video from the cameras you choose and reports events as they happen, with recordings kept for review as long as you set.

14 Do you work with UK and US clients from India?

Yes. We sign an NDA before we start, on request, and work only in the accounts you invite us into. A written weekly update and a demo keep you up to date.