Draw restricted areas and boundary lines on the cameras you already have. When someone enters a no-go zone, crosses your perimeter line or appears on a camera after hours, your team gets an alert with a snapshot — in real time.
Mark no-go zones on a camera view. Anyone entering the zone is flagged live, with a snapshot and the camera location.
Draw a boundary along a fence line, gate or roof edge. Someone crossing your perimeter line raises an instant alert.
On monitoring cameras, know when something is happening here, now — ideal for spaces that should be empty.
On secure or after-hours cameras, strangers and unknown faces are flagged while your known staff are recognised.
Vehicles idling, passing or entering a zone at gates, yards and forecourts. Vehicle presence only — see vehicle activity detection.
Set each camera to face, presence, perimeter or vehicle detection, and change it remotely. Changes sync to the edge automatically.
If a remote site loses connectivity, events are captured and logged when it reconnects — without firing stale live alerts.
Online, offline and degraded status with history, so your perimeter doesn’t silently go dark. See camera health.
Line-crossing and restricted-area alerts on unmanned sites, with store-and-forward when the link drops.
Presence and vehicle-activity alerts when the yard should be closed.
Someone crossing the boundary line raises an alert to the estate security team.
No-go zones around sensitive buildings, with alerts routed to the duty officer.
After-hours presence detection where nobody should be on site.
Restricted-area alerts on spaces the public should never enter.
Not yet. Behaviour detection such as loitering is on our roadmap. Today you can use restricted-area, line-crossing and after-hours presence rules to be alerted when someone is somewhere they should not be.
Restricted-area detection flags anyone who enters a zone you have marked on the camera view. Line-crossing detection flags anyone who crosses a boundary line you have drawn, such as a fence line or gateway.
Not yet. Number-plate recognition (ANPR) is on our roadmap. Today Sorveo detects vehicle activity, such as vehicles idling, passing or entering a zone at gates and yards, and alerts your team in real time.
The on-site edge appliance keeps capturing events. When the connection returns, those events are replayed and logged in Sorveo without firing stale live alerts, so your history stays complete.
Yes. Camera health monitoring shows each camera as online, offline or degraded, with history, and outage emails can be sent to the recipients you choose for each camera.
Live demo on your perimeter and after-hours scenarios, using the cameras you already have.