There is no fixed menu. If it can be seen on a camera, we will tell you honestly whether we can build it, and then we build it.
Working through an installer or reseller? We sit behind your brand.
Almost every conversation starts the same way. Someone needs a specific thing spotted, and no product on the market does it.
A machine guard left open. A boat approaching a jetty. Two people through one gate on one badge. Standard products stop here.
They will get to it eventually, at a price that only makes sense at very large scale. We commit to a date and a fixed fee.
Wrong light, wrong camera height, too many false alarms, and the team switches it off. We retrain on your real footage until it holds.
A recent shipyard project ran to twenty-one different alerts across four areas of the site, several of which had never been built before. This is the range, not the limit.
These are examples, not a catalogue. Most of the plain items are things we already run in production. Items marked were built because a customer asked for something that did not exist. If your requirement is not here, that is usually the reason people call us.
The same team covers all three. You can start small and move up later without rebuilding anything.
We build a single detection and hand it over, running on your existing cameras and the recorder you already have. Useful when everything else is working and one thing is not.
Cameras where they are needed, on-site hardware sized for the load, every alert your site actually requires, and a console your team uses daily. Live view, zone drawing, alert history with evidence, roles and permissions, reports, and alerts routed to app, WhatsApp, email or your existing control room. Installed, tuned and supported.
For companies putting their own product in the market. We build the engine, the console and the integrations under your name, and stay on as the engineering team behind it.
Most people analytics does not need to know who someone is. We build both, and keep them apart on purpose.
Counts the same person once instead of five times. Repeat visits, time spent per area, real queue waits, with nothing that identifies anyone.
Attendance, contractor gate access, visitor passes. The person is registered and has agreed. This is where we run at the largest scale today.
Matching against a known list. Powerful, and restricted by law in several countries. We will tell you honestly whether it fits where you operate.
Five steps from a short clip to a working system. No workshops, no discovery fee.
A short clip or a few photos, and what should raise an alert. A camera list helps if you have one.
What is possible, how accurate, what hardware, and the fixed price. If something cannot be done we say so.
A demo on your own footage before you commit to the full build. The fee counts towards it.
Site survey, hardware, training on your footage, installation, and your team shown how to use it.
We stay on it after go-live, cut false alarms, and retrain as the site, seasons and cameras change.
A large part of our work is done under someone else's name. Here is exactly how that arrangement runs, before you have to ask.
Send us the requirement or the tender. We write the technical section, list the alerts, size the hardware and give you an itemised bill of quantities you can price and submit as your own.
If the deal turns on proving it works, we build the detection on the customer's own site footage so you can show it running instead of describing it.
We join technical calls as part of your team when you want the depth in the room, and stay off the call entirely when you do not.
Console, mobile app, reports and alert emails carry your branding. The customer sees your product, not ours.
We do not approach your client during the project or after it. Quotes go to you, never around you, and support runs through you unless you ask us to front it.
You get partner pricing and set the customer price yourself. There is no published price list for a customer to hold against you.
Where there is no partner on a project, we deliver to the end customer ourselves. We would rather say that here than have you discover it later. On any account you bring us, the rules above hold.
Shipyards and ports, factories and warehouses, retail chains, campuses and schools, housing societies, and public infrastructure. Sites from a handful of cameras to several hundred.
That is most of our work. Some of what we run today started as a request nobody had built before. Send a clip and we will tell you within two working days whether it is possible, rather than saying no on a call.
Usually not. We work with the cameras and recorder already on site, analog or IP. Where a specific view is not achievable with the current setup, we tell you during scoping rather than after the order.
No. Everything runs on hardware on your premises. For training we agree in writing what footage is used, where it is kept and when it is deleted.
Yes. Cameras, on-site hardware, network, installation, the console your team uses, dashboards, reports and integration into systems you already run. Or only the piece you are missing, if the rest is already in place.
Every project is quoted as a fixed price before work starts, split into hardware and software so you can see both. We quote after looking at your site, because a number given without that is a guess.
An answer on feasibility in two working days. A working demo in about fifteen working days. A full site build usually runs four to twelve weeks depending on camera count and how much hardware is involved.
We find that out at the demo stage, before you commit to the full project. We also hand over the conditions under which the detection fails, so nobody is surprised after installation.
Anything trained on your footage for your use case is yours. We keep our own platform and the general models underneath it. This is written into the agreement, not left open.
India and the Gulf are our home markets. We also work with customers and partners in the UK, Europe, Canada, the United States and Africa, with daily working-hours overlap.
No. On a project you bring us we do not approach your client during the work or afterwards, and quotes go to you rather than around you. We do sell directly where there is no partner involved, which is why this is written down rather than promised on a call.
Yours. The console, the mobile app, the reports and the alert emails carry your name and logo. If you would rather co-brand or show ours, that is your decision to make per account.
You get partner pricing and you set the customer price, so the margin is yours to decide. Hardware and software are quoted separately so you can mark them up differently.
Yes, and it is one of the most useful things we do. Send the requirement and we come back with the alert list mapped to the site, hardware sizing, an itemised bill of quantities and a technical write-up you can put into your submission under your own name.
Yes, introduced as part of your team. We answer the technical questions and leave the commercial conversation to you. If you would rather keep us out of the room entirely, we brief your engineer instead.
No. We work with the camera and recorder brands you already stock and sell. Where a particular model will not deliver the view a detection needs, we say so during scoping and suggest what will.
Yes. We train your team, hand over the configuration and stay on the line during the first installation. Many partners run every install themselves after the first two.
You front it and we sit behind you as second line, which keeps the relationship yours. If you would rather we take support directly, we can do that too, under your brand.
A short clip or a few site photos, a rough camera count, and one line per alert you need. A layout drawing helps. We do not need a formal specification to give you a number.
Not as a default, because it tends to lock both sides into something neither can service properly. We do register named accounts and opportunities to you, and will discuss exclusivity once there is a track record of delivered projects.
We invoice your company directly, in your currency where possible, with the standard export documentation. Hardware and software are separated on the invoice so you can handle customs and your own billing cleanly.
Yes. Many partners prefer a per-camera monthly model over a one-time sale. We can structure it either way, including on-premise deployments where nothing runs in the cloud.
Tell us what should have raised an alert. We come back in two working days with whether it can be built, how accurate it will be, and the price.
No charge for scoping. No sales call required.