PERIMETER MONITORING

Make your boundaries easier to review.

A fence line, staff-only doorway and loading area need different event rules. Perimeter analytics starts with a clearly defined boundary and a camera view that can show the relevant crossing.

FROM VIEW TO VALUE
Perimeter monitoring
01 · Assess02 · Evaluate03 · Review

Illustrated workflow · configuration varies by site

01 · PROJECT PLANNING

Draw a useful boundary

Identify where entry should trigger review, which direction matters and whether schedules change the rule. Avoid making the zone so broad that normal activity repeatedly creates alerts. Review the setup with the people who operate the site.

02 · PROJECT PLANNING

Test ordinary activity as well as incidents

Include deliveries, authorized staff, changing light, obstructions and activity near the edge of the camera view. Record nuisance alerts and missed crossings. Review day and night conditions rather than accepting one successful staged test.

03 · PROJECT PLANNING

Agree the response

Define who receives an event, how they check the source footage and what happens if they do not acknowledge it. Test notification delivery and the fallback process. Detection alone does not secure an entrance or summon emergency services.

A common question

Can I set different rules outside business hours?+

Time-based rules can be evaluated as part of the deployment scope. Confirm the available scheduling and integration features during project planning.

LET’S BUILD THE RIGHT SOLUTION

Let’s start with your camera view.

Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you work out what your cameras can support.

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