CCTV EVENT INTELLIGENCE
Your cameras already saw it.
Nobody was watching.
A wall of feeds is not coverage. Nightwatch puts a small box on your network that watches every camera you already own, and tells your team what happened while there is still time to act.
NIGHT SHIFT · 6 CAMERAS
02:47:04 · sample wallAGENT READING · CAM-03Service corridor
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The video stays in your building.
Detection runs on the box, not in our cloud. That is not a setting — there is no continuous video uplink to turn on.
YOUR PREMISES
Every camera, continuously. Analysed on the box, then discarded. Credentials never leave the LAN.
WHAT WE RECEIVE
- A descriptionone sentence saying what was seen
- One snapshotthe moment, annotated
- A 10-second clipfive seconds either side
No inbound firewall rule. No port forwarding. No VPN into your network.
It sets itself up.
Four hundred cameras is four hundred rounds of the same judgement, made by someone who is not a computer-vision engineer. So the agent does the first pass and shows its working.
What your team actually gets.
- Zones and rules per area
- A corridor at 3am and an atrium at 3pm are not the same problem.
- Rules in plain English
- Describe what you want watched. It asks a question if it needs one, then drafts the rule.
- Ask the record
- “Anything near the food court between 9 and 11?” — answered from events, with the clips.
- Alerts that escalate
- Duty manager, then security head, then the GM, until somebody acknowledges.
- A morning recap
- What happened overnight, in a paragraph, before your security lead arrives.
- No facial recognition
- We detect people and behaviour in a zone. We do not identify anyone. That is a decision, not a gap.
Which zone worries you most?
Start there. Twelve cameras, thirty days, and a pass mark you set before we begin.