Every camera, on the same map as your team
Each camera sits where it really is, with a cone showing what it covers, whether it is up, and the last picture it took. The stream link and the door code live on the record.
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What you get with Camera Mapping
Put every camera on the live map with the cone it covers, whether it is up, and its latest snapshot.
What each one covers
Fixed, PTZ, dome, bullet, thermal, plate readers and body cameras, each drawn with the cone it actually sees — next to your team, routes and incidents.
Latest snapshot
The last picture from each camera sits on its record, refreshed as often as you like. No NVR login to check one thing.
Up or down
Which cameras are up, which are down, which are being worked on — and a message when one drops.
The link and the notes
The stream address, the snapshot address and how to get in, kept on the camera instead of in one person's head.
Tied to the site
Cameras belong to a location, so you can pull up everything covering one property.
Who can see them
Viewing, adding and changing cameras follow the roles you already set. Nothing new to administer.
Camera Mapping resources
Guides and best practices for camera mapping.
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Frequently asked questions
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