AIS Edition

AIS Command

AI-Augmented Site Operations

Multi-site operators — schools, retail, offices, facilities

The same engine pointed at operations rather than a household. Sites, buildings, and floors in one hierarchy, with the triage queue, case workflow, and audit trail a real security team needs.

The Command operator console, recreated. Site and camera names are generic — we do not publish screenshots of live client deployments.

Who runs Command

Organisations with more sites than operators

Schools and campuses

Multiple buildings, a small team, and a duty of care that does not tolerate a system nobody watches. Command ranks what needs a human and keeps the rest out of the way.

Retail and hospitality

Shrink, incidents, and disputes across sites that each behave differently. One event model, one identity register, one place the evidence comes from.

Offices and facilities

Access control that has grown organically over a decade, plus cameras nobody has reviewed since install. Command gives the whole estate one operational surface.

Operations

The parts that matter at two in the morning

Feature lists are easy. What separates a system a team actually uses is whether it holds up during a handover, an audit, or a dispute six months later.

Triage that survives a shift change

Events land in a queue with an owner and a state. The next operator can see what was handled, what was dismissed, and why — which is the part that always breaks when a team relies on a group chat.

Every privileged action is written down

Arming, disarming, PIN entry, user changes, and remote-access grants all write an audit record as they happen. That layer is enforced today; the searchable explorer over it is in build.

Evidence that leaves the building intact

An incident exports as an ed25519-signed packet containing summary, snapshot, clip, and manifest, verifiable with a tool that does not require us to be involved.

The alert logic will not go quiet on you

False-alarm learning tunes down the noise, but unknown persons, watchlist matches, loitering, and unrecognised plates are structurally excluded from suppression. Reducing noise must never produce silence.

What Command includes

What Command ships, and what is next

Command is the newer edition. Below is the build order as it actually stands — shipped surfaces first, then what is in flight.

Shipped and running

Live on a deployed system today.

Live

Site status at a glance with the operational indicators a duty operator actually watches.

Events and triage

The raw stream with real filters, plus an operator queue that tracks what has been handled and by whom.

Incidents and case workflow

Assign, annotate, resolve. Every incident exports as a signed evidence packet.

Identity

Employees, contractors, and banned individuals by face and plate, with a shared watchlist.

In build

Specified and on the build order. Not yet shipped — listed so you can judge the direction, not so you can count on it today.

Cameras and video wall

Saved layouts and alarm-driven pop-ups, so an event brings its own camera to the front.

Multi-site hierarchy

Sites, buildings, and floors as a real hierarchy, with every query and event stream scoped to it.

Investigations

Deep search across time, cameras, people, and plates, with the forensic timeline as a first-class tool.

Role-based access control

A permissions matrix over operators and admins. The enforcement layer exists today; the administrative interface is in build.

Audit explorer

Every privileged action already writes an audit record. The explorer that makes them searchable is in build.

SSO and SIEM

SAML and OIDC with SCIM provisioning, plus webhook delivery into an existing SIEM.

Data governance

Your footage does not become someone else's asset

For an organisation with a data protection officer, the useful property is not a privacy policy — it is an architecture where the sensitive data physically cannot be reached from outside the site.

Your property

The appliance in your building

Never crosses the line

  • ✕Video and recordings
  • ✕Face and plate images
  • ✕Scene descriptions
  • ✕Any personal or biometric data

Recording, recognition, and scene analysis all resolve here. There is no second copy anywhere, because one is never made.

Our control plane

Fleet health only

Leaves the property →

  • →Heartbeat and subsystem status
  • →Camera online state and frame rate
  • →Storage, CPU, GPU, temperature
  • →Error events (metadata only)
  • →Appliance version

← Comes back

  • ←Configuration changes
  • ←Update packages
  • ←Restart and self-heal commands
  • ←Remote-diagnostic session grants

Compromise our infrastructure completely and you get uptime figures, temperatures, and version numbers. Not one frame of anyone's video.

One property, a household rather than an operations team?

AIS Estate is the better fit

Tell us how many sites, and who is watching them.

Command deployments start with a survey of what you already own. Existing ONVIF cameras can often be adopted rather than replaced.

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