For courts, offices and civic sites that must stay open to the public. See entries to restricted areas outside permitted hours, count people in public halls, and review an incident from the sightings and stills around it.
- 1Lobbies · People counts
- 2Restricted floors · Entry outside permitted hours
- 3Control room · Search with an audit trail
- 4Parking · Vehicles stopped in restricted bays
This sector is in our industry directory rather than among the six primary markets. We have not developed a full workflow or pilot plan for it yet.
Where it is used
Who it is for
- Building security manager
- Facilities and administration
Access exceptions
An entry to a restricted area during the hours it is closed.
Public halls
An alert when the people in view of a hall camera pass a threshold.
Incident evidence
Sightings and stills for a time and place. Searches by plate, scene description and route are recorded with who made them.
Events of interest
Events for civic buildings and their grounds.
Each says what it needs and where it stops. The rules you set on a camera raise these events, and the alerts that go with them.
Restricted-area access
A person enters a room, floor or yard at a time when entry is restricted.
- When
- A person enters the zone outside the permitted hours.
- Limit
- The rule knows the time, not the person: it cannot tell an authorised entry from an unauthorised one.
After-hours presence
A person or vehicle is in an area during the hours it should be empty.
- When
- Zone entry inside a scheduled window.
- Limit
- The schedule follows the clock, so authorised late work raises it unless that camera is excepted.
Crowd gathering
More people are in a camera's view at once than the number you set.
- When
- The count of people in the camera's view reaches the threshold.
- Limit
- A count of people the camera can see, not a calibrated density and not a count inside a drawn zone. People hidden behind others are not counted.
Occupancy threshold
The number of people or vehicles in a camera's view reaches the capacity you set.
- When
- The count of the chosen object type reaches the threshold.
- Limit
- It counts what one camera can see, so a space covered by several cameras needs a rule on each.
Vehicle stopped where it should not
A vehicle stays in a no-stopping zone, a fire lane or an emergency bay beyond the time you set.
- When
- A vehicle's time inside the zone passes the limit.
- Limit
- A vehicle held in traffic inside the zone is reported like a parked one.
Item left behind
A bag, case or stopped vehicle stays still beyond the time you set.
- When
- A backpack, handbag, suitcase or vehicle stays still past the limit.
- Limit
- Only the detected item types are covered, anywhere in the camera's view. A bag beside its seated owner can be reported.
Weapon visible
A scene reading describes a visible weapon.
- When
- The reading of a sighting carries the weapon-visible tag.
- Limit
- It follows the reading, so it is not a real-time weapon detector. Tools, umbrellas and phones can be read wrongly; concealed items are not seen.
Use cases
What a civic security team uses it for.
What the current release does for this kind of site.
Restricted areas outside hours
An entry during the hours an area is closed
People counts in public halls
An alert when the count in a camera's view passes a threshold
Restricted parking
A vehicle stopped beyond its limit in a restricted bay
Incident review
Sightings and stills for a time and a place
Search audit
Searches by plate, scene description and route recorded with who made them
Visible-weapon candidates
A scene reading brought to a reviewer, after the sighting
What it needs
- Zones drawn for each restricted area, with its hours
- Named roles for the people allowed to search
Boundaries
- Face search is not part of the entry workflow, and is not offered in the current release.
- An access rule knows the time and the zone, not the person. Matching with an access-control system needs a separate integration.
- A visible-weapon reading follows the sighting and can be wrong. It is not a screening system.
Capabilities used
The same platform. Different rules.
Each site gets its own cameras, modules and rules. Nothing is custom-built; everything is configured.
Review access exceptions in a public building.
Choose the restricted areas and a public hall. We will show the rules and an incident review on footage from them.