ATM lobbies and branches watched around the clock: too many people at the machine, someone hanging around, a covered camera or a break-in after hours — each reported with a snapshot to your control room.
Alerts reach the bank's control room or our Remote Monitoring Service with a snapshot and a standard procedure for each kind of alert.
An alert when more people are in the ATM lobby than allowed — for example more than one at the machine late at night.
An alert when a person stays near the machine, the lobby door or parked cars longer than allowed, by day or after hours.
An alert when a lobby or branch camera is covered, sprayed, blurred or turned away, so no ATM goes dark unnoticed.
A person inside the branch, cash room or strong-room corridor out of hours, or a bag left in the lobby; the alert can switch on a siren or light through the camera's alarm output.
Face recognition against a watchlist the bank keeps, with an alert to the control room — only where the bank decides to use it and records its lawful basis.
Early visual warning of flames and smoke in the branch and UPS room; an alert when someone falls in the lobby; a number-plate register at branch parking.
ATM lobbies at branches, malls, petrol pumps and on the street.
Banking halls, cash rooms and strong-room corridors after hours.
Central monitoring of ATMs and branches across a region from one alert list.
Built and running, and offered as a pilot on your own cameras.
Alerts the control room when someone at the machine keeps a motorcycle helmet on or has the face covered with a balaclava or cloth; ordinary medical masks are not alerted. Commissioned only after a validation on the site's own cameras.
Contact us for a survey of your ATMs and branches.
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