Introduction to VMS

Video Management System (VMS) stands as the command nucleus for the Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) platform, dedicated to video surveillance operations.

It serves as the central hub for orchestrating all components of the video surveillance system, ensuring their operational capability, and facilitating interaction with other products of the VSaaS platform.

Essentially, it acts as the foundational management core for setting up and adjusting the video surveillance system's configurations.

The main features are as follows:

• Comprehensive setup of the video surveillance system.

• Ensuring its operational capability and interaction with other products within the VSaaS architecture.

The main capabilities of VMS are as follows:

• Management of cameras, devices, and users.

• Management of hardware and virtual resources of media servers.

• Multitenancy – allocation of separate virtual video surveillance systems for organizations and individual customers.

• Delegate a segment of the virtual video surveillance system's management to the end user.

• Manage sessions, handle user inquiries, distribute client software, and provide guidance for their use.

• Manage statistics and incidents investigation with an adaptable reporting framework.

• Integration with client security systems.

• Integration with billing systems and operator CRM.

• Unite various decentralized video monitoring networks.

• Configure remote access to IP cameras and video archives.

• Video streaming and recording.

• Adjust settings to accommodate user preferences.

• Ensure fault tolerance of the video surveillance system to provide uninterrupted operation.

VMS consists of the following interfaces.

The Administrator client

• It is an all-encompassing administrative tool.

• A comprehensive tool designed for the integration, adjustment, and removal of cameras within the system.

• Features the built-in system monitoring and provisioning of all available platform components.

• Delivers detailed statistics and reporting on information, events, actions of the system and users activities, ensuring a thorough understanding of operational dynamics.

The Client interfaces

• The Web client

  • Is compatible with all modern web browser versions to access the user interface.

  • Features an intuitive interface for managing available cameras, coupled with adaptable options for their grouping.

  • Includes an Analytics module with flexible user settings.

  • Enables users to view and manage events and analytics from cameras.

• The Mobile app

  • For Android and iOS applications.

    • Users can view available cameras in live or archive mode.

    • Features grouping and adding cameras as favorites.

    • Features preview of exported video data.

    • The system offers the capability to rewind videos and also allows for the capture of screenshots during video playback.

    • Features the intercom system.

• The Desktop client

  • The desktop client facilitates the establishment of comprehensive security hubs, capable of concurrently presenting visuals from up to 49 surveillance cameras on a singular display screen.

  • Arranging diverse video wall setups is possible, complete with features that allow for the manipulation of pan-tilt-zoom cameras via joystick control.

  • Available for Windows OS.