Every event in one place
No need to open five interfaces to follow a single case.
Integrated systems
Five separate systems tell five separate truths. One system tells one.
Disconnected systems always point at each other.
On most sites the cameras, the alarm, the access control and the gate control arrived at different times from different contractors. Each has its own interface and password, and none of them knows about the others.
Integration does not mean new hardware – it means making them talk to each other: an alarm brings up the camera, an entry can be matched with the footage, and all of it is visible in one place.
Integrated systems
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We map the existing systems
What is installed, since when and from which manufacturer – most working equipment can be kept.
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We define the connection points
Which event in one system should trigger a reaction in another.
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We connect them
Directly where the manufacturer’s protocol allows it, and through an intermediate layer where it does not.
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We bring it into one interface
One console, one event log, one set of access rights.
What does the service include?
- Survey and documentation of existing systems
- Integration plan and feasibility proposal
- Linking cameras, alarm, access and gate control
- Shared event log and operator interface
- A single channel to remote monitoring
- Ongoing support and further development
What can you expect?
Faster investigation
The alarm arrives with the image and the access record – seconds instead of minutes.
Existing equipment is kept
Integration costs far less than replacing everything.
Frequently asked questions
01 What does integration mean in practice?
That access control, cameras and the alarm all know about the same event. When someone badges in, the system brings up the matching camera image – no separate searching.
02 Can devices from different manufacturers be connected?
In many cases yes, over standard protocols. Where they cannot, we tell you at the survey what minimum replacement makes integration possible.
03 Why is this better than three separate systems?
Because most events only make sense when the data is put together: a gate opening on its own means nothing, but a gate opening with the matching image and timestamp does.