Solution · Video & visitor
VVMS - video and visitor, one stack.
IP + analog VMS with visitor trails when you need them.
Sites that need one video front door and optional visitor proof on the same platform.
The challenge
Cameras multiplied. The front door did not.
IP cameras, old DVRs and partners all want a feed - operators still live in three players.
- 01
Old and new cameras force two workflows
Night staff learn two players just to watch the same site.
- 02
Every partner wants a different feed
You become the middleman every time analytics or access needs a stream.
- 03
Disk fills with empty halls
Silence gets kept like evidence - storage dies before the incident you care about.
Sound familiar?
By the numbers
Most CCTV is recorded. Almost none of it is watched.
That is why a VMS without search, proxy and retention discipline becomes shelfware.
~90%
of recorded CCTV video is never watched or reviewed
*1
2+ UIs
are common when analog DVR and IP cameras stay split
*2
Disk first
empty scenes often fill storage before the incident you need
*3
- *1 Widely cited industry analyses of CCTV utilization (security operations / market research) - the large majority of recorded video is never reviewed live or in playback.
- *2 Typical mixed-estate pattern addressed by VVMS (IP + analog via DVR).
- *3 Storage behavior observed in unprioritized retention policies - smart retention keeps flagged timelines first.
How we solve it
One VMS. Stable streams out.
Mix IP and analog in one place - clean feeds for partners, smarter retention for disk.
- 1
Live and playback in one place
Watch mixed camera estates without hopping players - including analog you already own.
- 2
Feeds partners can rely on
Stable stream endpoints so analytics and access stop breaking on every change.
- 3
Keep what matters on disk
Prefer flagged timelines; drop empty scenes first so storage lasts.
This is the simpler path.
ROI conversation
Pay for cameras that become searchable evidence.
Unify first - then AI and partners consume stable streams.
1 VMS
for mixed IP + analog
Night staff stop learning two players.
RTSP ↔ ONVIF
stable proxies out
Analytics and partners stop depending on brittle camera dialects.
Longer
useful retention
Drop empty scenes first; keep what investigations need.
Utilization figure is industry-reported; retention and unification gains depend on camera count, codecs and storage backend.
How it works
From camera soup to one door
- 01
Inventory the estate
IP, DVR, brands and who consumes streams today.
- 02
Stand up the VMS
Live, playback, privacy masks and roles.
- 03
Publish proxies
Stable RTSP/ONVIF endpoints for analytics and partners.
- 04
Tune retention
Policy per site so storage lasts through real incidents.
Ready to map step one?
What's in the package
Video estate under one roof.
Built for sites stuck between legacy DVR and modern IP.
- Unified live view and playback
- Analog intake through existing DVRs
- RTSP and ONVIF proxy endpoints
- Privacy masks and smart retention
- Optional visitor check-in and zone trails
After go-live
What teams notice first
One VMS for mixed camera estates
Stable stream endpoints for other systems
Visitor proof when audits ask
Want outcomes like these on your site?
Unify the camera wall.
Share your mix of IP and analog. We will outline the proxy and retention fit.
FAQ
VVMS - what buyers ask.
Video teams comparing rip-and-replace vs a calmer platform path.
Must we replace every camera?
No. RTSP / ONVIF proxy is there so mixed fleets keep streaming while you unify viewing, retention and search.
Where does AI fit?
AI models are optional modules on the same platform. Start with reliable VMS, then add the detections you need - not a camera wall of every model at once.
Retention and storage cost?
Smart retention and remote / store-and-forward options cut pointless full-res forever storage. Policy is set per site class.
Multi-site OCC?
Yes - designed for operators who watch many sites without hopping NVR UIs. Bandwidth-aware edge recording stays local when the WAN dips.
Analog cameras?
Supported via encoders / edge paths in the package. Discovery confirms channel counts and codec reality on site.
Tell us the problem — we'll shape the solution.
A short discussion. No pitch theater. We listen, then compose a clear path.