We offer our customers the right integration and automation solution for every project. Simple, cost-effective and perfectly fitting for every application.
We offer our customers the right integration and automation solution for every project. Simple, cost-effective and perfectly fitting for every application.
Video surveillance systems are often part of a larger building management system. In many projects, integration into upstream and downstream systems is a basic prerequisite for successful project implementation. Integration is increasingly taking place digitally via various interfaces. Whether cash register system, parking system, alarm system or control center. Almost all components can be integrated - if you know how.
Every system is different. This also applies to the systems upstream and downstream of the video surveillance system. It is important that the most suitable interfaces are used to solve a specific integration task. If the wrong interface is used, the economic viability of a project is quickly jeopardized by high support costs.
ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) is a global industry forum with the goal of facilitating the development of a global open standard for the interface of IP-based physical security products. The ONVIF core specification aims to standardize the network interface of network video products and defines a framework for network video communication based on relevant IETF and Web Services standards, including security and IP configuration requirements.
The alarm input / alarm output is a pair of pins in the terminal strip or plug of a camera or recorder through which an electronic device can be connected. The alarm input receives a signal from an external device and is triggered by it when something changes. The alarm output notifies the external device when an event occurs (e.g. motion detection, vandalism, video loss).
The video and related POS information can be displayed simultaneously in both live and playback modes. The system also supports text search to locate invoices and the corresponding video recordings. The recorder can retrieve POS data in various formats at a defined IP address on the local network.
SIA/CONTACT-ID is a standardized transmission protocol from the Security Industry Association, whose members include companies such as AT&T, ADT, Bosch and TYCO. It is one of the world's most widely used standard protocols for the digital transmission of information from hazard detection systems to an emergency call center.
HTTP Server Push is a mechanism for sending unsolicited (asynchronous) data from a web server to a web browser. HTTP server push can be achieved through various mechanisms. In general, the web server does not close a connection after response data is sent to a client. The web server leaves the connection open so that an event (such as a change in internal data that needs to be communicated to one or more clients) can be sent immediately; otherwise, the event would need to be queued.
An API (Application Programming Interface) is a set of rules that defines how applications or devices can be connected and communicate with each other. A frequently used form is the so-called REST API, which corresponds to the design of the (software) architecture style REST, or Representational State Transfer. This was developed specifically for the development of web applications and communication between different systems via the internet.
Using Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning algorithms, innovative video surveillance systems can detect a variety of events, e.g. recognize cars and license plates. As a rule, a follow-up process should be triggered by such an event. If defined actions are to be triggered by a certain event, this is referred to as a workflow, which can also extend across different systems (e.g. alarm system, video surveillance system, downstream software).
As a rule, video management systems are not suitable for controlling more complex workflows. Often, only if-then relationships can be mapped - and usually only within one system (e.g. a video surveillance system). If cross-system workflows are to be controlled, special solutions are required that can handle a large number of interfaces.
Integration of various services with collaboration platforms via well-known iPaaS tools or Web IO devices to achieve the desired process automation
Development of collaborative workflows by integrating software applications into collaboration platforms via advanced iPaaS solutions with personalized modules
Development of a tailor-made application for full integration of various services, automation of specific work processes and improvement of teamwork through optimized cooperation
We offer our customers the configuration of iPaaS (Integration Platfrom as Service) and third-party IO solutions to solve specific integration and automation tasks. Depending on customer requirements, we rely on innovative iPaaS solutions such as Power Automate from Microsoft, N8N and Make or on IO hardware from Wiesemann & Theis.
Whether on premise or cloud-based, we have the right solution for every project and support you in planning, implementation and commissioning.
Conventional iPaaS solutions (Integration Platform as a Service) do not always offer all the features required for a project. If a specific feature or interface is missing, we also develop individual solutions for our customers.
Our “tailored” solutions always work in combination with conventional solutions. For example, license plate data from a camera can be flexibly forwarded to downstream systems — e.g. billing systems.
In certain cases, even our conventional iPaas tools (Integration Platform as a Service) do not offer the features needed for a specific project or are inferior to a self-developed solution from an economic point of view.
In these cases, we also program completely individual solutions for our customers. Made-to-measure and custom-fit to the technical and economical requirements of each project.
A cloud-based service that automates workflows across multiple applications and services, streamlines tasks, and improves productivity.
A coding-free integration and automation tool that lets you build, develop, and automate everything—from tasks and workflows to applications and systems—in a powerful visual platform.
A workflow automation tool that allows you to create flexible workflows that focus on deep data integration. It's extensible and allows you to connect anything to anything via its open, fair code model.
An integration platform that allows end users to integrate the web applications they use and automate workflows.
