Create Custom Alerts
On supported Unity systems, Visual Alerts can use plain-language descriptions of events, such as a blocked emergency exit. SSP tests alerts against the actual camera views before a rollout.
Find footage faster, set useful alerts and give your security team better context. SSP configures supported Avigilon analytics around your cameras and the events that matter at your facility.
Start with a specific problem, such as finding a vehicle after an incident or knowing when an exit is blocked. SSP reviews your cameras and Avigilon platform, then identifies which analytics may help.
On supported Unity systems, Visual Alerts can use plain-language descriptions of events, such as a blocked emergency exit. SSP tests alerts against the actual camera views before a rollout.
Supported appearance and object search tools can help authorized staff narrow an investigation without reviewing every minute of video.
Apply supported analytics for people, vehicles, crowds, visible firearms in U.S. deployments, audio events, and more.
Route relevant alerts to the right staff with useful camera context. An alert only helps when someone knows what to do next.
Features vary by Alta or Unity platform, cameras, software version, licenses and processing hardware. SSP checks those requirements before recommending new equipment or a configuration change.
Choose a real monitoring task or investigation that takes too much staff time.
Check image quality, supported features, processing capacity and camera placement.
Set up the analytics, searches and alert routing for the selected use case.
Review real results with operators, adjust settings and expand only after the workflow performs well.
On supported Unity Video systems, Visual Alerts lets authorized users define certain analytic events in plain language. Features depend on software, licenses and required hardware.
Supported search tools can help locate people, vehicles or other relevant activity in recorded video. Results depend on the cameras and enabled analytics.
Compatibility and feature availability vary. SSP checks camera models, image quality, platform versions, licenses and processing requirements.
No. Alerts should be tested and reviewed by trained staff, with procedures for false alerts and escalation.
SSP can evaluate the same use case across sites, confirm platform compatibility and configure supported alerts and operator workflows.
Show SSP the events your team needs to detect or investigate. We can assess the current video system and recommend a sensible starting point.