Warehouse and yard
Yard and dock cameras, watched while the site is closed
A distribution site is mostly empty space with long sightlines. Camera distance decides what detection can honestly do.
Cameras
What is usually already there
Long-range exterior cameras on poles, plus dock and dispatch office coverage.
Setup rates each one for the weapon classes it resolves at its working distance. A camera that resolves neither is not analysed and not billed.
Distance first
Every camera is rated at its working distance before it is trusted with anything.
Night mode
Day and night thresholds are separate, and the switch is read from the image itself.
Empty hours
Arming schedules make an armed figure at 2am a different event from one at 2pm.
Several sites
One organization, one invoice, and a per-site false-alert rate you can compare.
Response
Where an alert goes
Yards usually pair a monitoring agent with a named site contact, because nobody is watching a screen.
The ladder is yours to configure. Nothing reaches an outside agency unless you set that up, and a review nobody actions escalates on its own timer rather than waiting.
Runs on Business
The configuration this building uses
A business, church, clinic, or venue. Read the details
Other buildings
11 more, same product
What changes between a plant, a platform, and a lobby. All industries