Give searches a starting point
Locate relevant recordings using supported events, references or visual descriptions.
Find relevant footage and keep the evidence together. AI Monitor connects supported video search, investigation tools and camera-health oversight around your team.
Start with your existing cameras. Compatibility assessed before rollout.
Locate relevant recordings using supported events, references or visual descriptions.
Group available clips and investigation notes for authorised review.
Bring supported camera-health exceptions into the maintenance workflow.
Where a suitable stock-system integration is configured, the reference helps locate the associated packing or loading footage. The reviewer checks what is visible and records the finding alongside the business query.
Finding the right recording can take longer than reviewing the incident. Separate systems also make it harder to keep events, footage and follow-up records together.
Start with the features that answer your business question. Expand each card for how it works.
Bring the relevant cameras together.
Scope central access to compatible camera feeds and recordings. Viewing permissions, retention, bandwidth and supported recording integrations are agreed.
Start with an event or description.
Search using supported visual attributes, objects or language-based tools. Results require human review and depend on coverage, image quality and the chosen platform.
Keep investigation material organised.
Use supported tools to group clips, notes and findings. Agree evidence sharing, access permissions and retention for authorised users.
Know when a view needs attention.
Assess monitoring for offline, blurry or degraded camera views. This does not replace end-to-end checks of recording, detection and alert delivery.
Move from a record to its visual context.
Assess compatible POS, access, barcode, stock or sensor interfaces. Integrations are scoped individually; not every system connects natively.
Match access to each team's role.
Define who can view sites, investigate incidents and export evidence. Assess the relevant management and audit capabilities of the selected system.
Capabilities depend on the selected system and camera infrastructure. AI Monitor confirms the features, licences and integration scope in your proposal.
Agree the information your managers and operators need, with access matched to their responsibilities.
Reporting depends on the selected features, configuration and available data.
Begin with selected cameras and one clear objective. We assess, configure and test the solution before you scale.
Review your priorities, existing cameras, viewing angles and connectivity.
Agree the required features, hardware, licences and integrations.
Test representative activity against clear pilot success measures.
Train the team and agree reporting, support and any monitoring service.
Test representative searches, playback, exports and camera faults. Validate each integration from source event to the correct video before accepting the workflow.
Pilot duration, equipment, costs and success criteria are agreed before deployment.
We assess your existing cameras and recording system before proposing changes. Where compatibility and the required features allow, the solution can work alongside suitable existing equipment.
Compatibility is checked rather than assumed. We review camera streams, recording access, interfaces, licences, event data and testing requirements.
Potentially. We assess camera compatibility, image quality, coverage, recording access and connectivity before recommending equipment changes. Some views may need adjustment or additional hardware.
Your proposal separates the selected software, on-site equipment, implementation, integrations and any ongoing monitoring or reporting service. Features are not automatically included in a base camera licence.
A scoped pilot can be proposed around selected cameras and measurable objectives. The duration, equipment responsibilities, costs and success criteria are agreed before it starts.
The assessment should define authorised users, viewing and export rights, retention, notices and data-handling requirements. Cloud locations and any required data transfers are reviewed for the selected platform.
Tell us about your business and the problem you want to solve. We will guide you through a relevant demonstration and the next steps.