The CamAI platform in the UK one dashboard for every site
For UK businesses, the CamAI platform turns existing CCTV into live alerts, a web dashboard, a mobile app and scheduled reports, with analysis usually done on a server at your own premises.
Your IP cameras
CamAI server
at your site
- App
- SMS
- Telegram
Web dashboard
Three layers. One job: tell you when it matters.
01
CamAI server, on site
Connects to your IP cameras over RTSP or ONVIF. Video is analysed where it is recorded.
- Works with the cameras you have
- Recorders stay as they are
- Runs around the clock
02
Rules and analysis
Built-in detections per camera, plus custom rules tested on your own footage.
- Fire, smoke, intrusion and restricted zones
- PPE, people counting, heatmaps and queues
- Custom: hairnets, wristbands, unattended counters
03
Alerts, app and dashboard
Every alert carries the camera, the time and a saved clip.
- App, WhatsApp, SMS, email or Telegram
- Web dashboard and mobile app
- Scheduled reports, sites compared
You decide what counts as an event.
Each camera runs only the rules that fit its view.
Zones and lines
CamAI watches only what you mark.
Hours
Around the clock, or only at night.
Recipients
Duty team, branch manager or safety lead.
Rule
- Type
- Restricted zone
- Hours
- 22:00 – 06:00
- Send to
- Duty team
- Channel
- WhatsApp · App
- Restricted zone
- Counting line
Simple rollout. No big launch day.
Your cameras
Most sites start with the IP cameras already in place.
One site first
A pilot on your footage. See real alerts before you decide.
Tuned per site
Zones, hours and recipients set to how each site runs.
How the platform runs at UK sites
Behind every alert is the same set of parts: your IP cameras, a CamAI server at your site, the rules you choose and the apps your team uses.
Platform setups for UK companies
Behind every alert is the same set of parts: your IP cameras, a CamAI server at your site, the rules you choose and the apps your team uses. Here is how those parts fit together for a business in the United Kingdom.
Local analysis, not a video upload
The CamAI server sits on your own network, next to the recorder. It reads the camera streams, checks each one against the rules you have switched on and raises an alert when one is broken. Because the analysis happens on site, the full video feed does not need to leave the building. Only the alert and its short clip go out, and only to the people you have chosen to receive them.
Dashboard and mobile app
Managers use the web dashboard to see alerts, browse clips, review visitor counts and compare locations. Staff on the floor use the mobile app to receive alerts and open clips while they are on the move. Both are in English and both draw on the same data, so a regional manager at a desk and a shift lead walking the warehouse are always looking at the same picture of the site.
Reports on a schedule
Scheduled reports land in the inbox daily, weekly or at whatever timing you set. They can summarise alerts by type and by camera, or footfall by hour and by location. For UK groups with more than one site, the branch comparison view shows which locations are busiest and where alerts tend to cluster, without anyone in head office having to build a spreadsheet by hand each Monday.
Set up and tuned by our UK team
Our UK team installs the server, connects your cameras, draws the zones and sets the alert schedules with you. During the pilot they tune each rule on your own footage until the alerts match how the site really runs. After go-live they stay on for changes: a new camera, a new zone, a new rule, or a different group of people who should be told when something happens.
Head office oversight of many locations
A UK operations director wants one login that shows every location the business runs. Store and depot teams should only get alerts for their own site, while head office sees the trends across all of them in a weekly emailed report and can open any clip from the dashboard when a question comes up.
Night alerts only for a factory
A factory manager wants intrusion and smoke rules active only outside working hours. Alerts should go to the on-call supervisor on WhatsApp, with the clip attached, and a short morning summary should be emailed to the site lead so the day shift knows what happened overnight.
Adding a second site later
A business starts with one warehouse in the UK, then opens a second building a year on. They want the new site added to the same dashboard with the same rules and schedules, so the two can be compared side by side from the first week, with no new system to learn.
Platform questions from UK teams
Do we need new cameras or a new recorder?
Usually not. CamAI works with IP cameras over RTSP or ONVIF and leaves your recorder in place. The CamAI server reads the same streams your recorder already receives. Our UK team checks camera models, angles and the network during the site visit, and flags anything that would limit a particular rule before the pilot begins.
Is the platform cloud-based?
The analysis usually runs on a CamAI server at your premises, so the video is processed where it is recorded and does not need to go to the cloud to raise an alert. The web dashboard and the mobile app then let your team see alerts, clips and reports from wherever they happen to be working.
Which alert channels can we use?
App notifications, WhatsApp, SMS, email and Telegram. You can mix them freely: for example WhatsApp for the duty manager at night and email for a daily summary to the site lead. Each alert carries the camera name, the time and a short clip, so the reader can judge the situation straight away.
Can different people see different sites?
Yes. Alerts and reports can be routed per site and per rule, so a store or depot team only hears about their own location while the managers above them see several at once. Our UK team sets up these groups with you during rollout and changes them later when your structure changes.
What does the dashboard show?
Alerts with their clips, counts of people in and out, heatmaps, dwell time, queue alerts, anonymous aggregate age and gender estimates where you have switched them on, and a comparison between your locations. Scheduled reports pull the same figures into a regular summary for people who prefer the inbox.
How do we get started with the platform?
Our UK team visits your site first, then runs a pilot on a few of your own cameras so your staff can use the dashboard and the app with real alerts. After the pilot you receive a written proposal, quoted per site, covering scope, timeline and cost, and you decide from there.
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What happens next
- 1Our team contacts you to arrange a visit to your site.
- 2We look at your cameras and agree the rules with your team.
- 3A pilot on a few of your cameras, then a written proposal.