Video management made easy

Physical security systems have become increasingly sophisticated. As new and improved solutions come to market, the effort needed to keep everything running smoothly becomes more difficult. Managing passwords, firmware updates, and camera configurations manually is time-consuming—not to mention costly. As a result, you might be forced to pull focus away from more strategic tasks.

Automated processes can transform your video management maintenance and upkeep. You can save both time and money, and be confident that your video solution is always running smoothly.

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Embrace automation: the struggle doesn’t have to be real

Demand for upkeep will scale as your security systems grow, and that could mean getting pulled into a cycle of even more repetitive tasks from manual password updates to firmware checks. Having hassle-free maintenance that works continuously in the background can help alleviate some of the time to manage your video system.

Automated tools that help reduce your workload can make a big difference. Swap out endless maintenance so you can focus more on having strong video performance and using improved functionalities.

Here’s how:

Automate password management

Manually updating passwords across multiple devices can get tedious. Automated password management in Security Center ensures that every device stays secure without you lifting a finger.

Enjoy stress-free firmware updates

Outdated firmware is an open invitation for cyber threats. Firmware Vault helps minimize this risk by delivering updates automatically. This allows your system to stay up-to-date, compliant, and secure—no extra effort required.

Replace cameras without missing a beat

Swapping out a camera shouldn’t mean spending hours reconfiguring its settings. Security Center Unit replacement tool makes transferring the configurations for a new camera easy. Replace hardware without the headaches, downtime, or lost data.

 

 

Find what you need, when you need it

Speed matters. Manually scrolling through incident footage isn’t the best use of your time. Built for complex video systems, Quick Search pinpoints moments in seconds—delivering precise footage fast.

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Dodge downtime with proactive maintenance management

Keeping a video system running smoothly shouldn’t mean constantly playing catch-up. Proactive maintenance makes things easy and helps you run a tight ship. Prevent small issues from becoming big disruptions and save time and resources.

Here’s how:

• Catch issues early to avoid downtime
  Routine health checks and automated alerts ensure that potential issues are identified. Having custom dashboards set up to monitor camera availability and system health means you can address issues before they escalate.
• Stay updated and secure
  Automated firmware and software updates enhance security, protecting your system from emerging threats without manual checks.
• Get expert guidance for smarter scaling
  A trusted partner can be a great asset to the long-term health of your video management system. Such support ensures that your configuration grows with your system.

 

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Stay secure on the go. No desk? No problem.

You can use a web app or mobile solutions, managing your security doesn’t mean being tied to a desk. These tools let operators access and control your system from anywhere, anytime.

Real-time video and audio access

On-site or off, operators can view live video and audio feeds to stay aware and informed.

Remote control for faster response

Operators can monitor, adjust settings, and respond to incidents instantly, no matter where they are.

Always up to date

Continuous upgrades mean that our web app and mobile tools evolve with new features.

5 ways to take control of your video system maintenance

Here’s a quick rundown to help you improve maintenance, reduce manual tasks, and keep your system running smoothly:

1. Spot the inefficiencies: Identify areas where outdated processes or manual tasks are slowing you down, so you know what to focus on first.
2. Consider unification: Take advantage of tools that use automation and help centralize data into one platform to simplify your day-to-day operations.
3. Engage with a trusted integrator: Partner with experts who can guide you through setup, support, and expansion as your needs evolve, and consultants to ensure a smooth customer experience.
4. Start small, scale fast: Implement automation in one part of your system and then expand as you see results.
5. Monitor and adjust regularly: Check your system’s performance periodically to keep it efficient and secure, making adjustments as needed.